Anti-Social Behaviour
The government’s definition of anti-social behaviour (ASB) is ‘conduct which is capable of causing nuisance or annoyance to any person or conduct which consist of or involves using or threatening tio use housing accommodation for an unlawful purpose’
Examples of ASB include:
- Loud music, shouting, disturbance from parties, excessive noise from TVs and radios etc
- Intimidation or harassment, aggressive and threatening language, or violent behaviour
- Litter, graffiti, fly tipping
- Supplying drugs
- Dogs barking or animals not kept under control
RESPECT
SARH is committed to making our customers’ homes and surrounding areas safer places to live. We are working with our partners including the police to deliver the RESPECT Standard which is about considering the needs of others and creating a culture of respect.
If you would like more information about how we deal with ASB please contact us.