Antisocial Behaviour
Ascham Homes’ takes anti-social behaviour
very seriously. The process that we follow and any actions we take
against tenants proved to be involved in anti-social behaviour are
set out in our Anti-Social Behaviour Strategy.
One of our main objectives is to provide a ‘safe and pleasant
environment for our residents’. We recognise the importance and
effects of anti-social behaviour on the lives of tenants and
leaseholders and the communities in which they live.
The Anti-social behaviour Act 2003 defines anti-social behaviour
as “any behaviour that causes alarm or distress or is likely to
cause alarm or distress”. This can include Hate Crime, neighbour
disputes, nuisance, criminal damage, graffiti, noise nuisance plus
many others.
If you have reported an anti-social behaviour complaint, it is
important that you keep your Tenancy Services Officer updated, your
officer should speak with you on a four weekly basis. Make sure you
keep a diary of incidents. If you feel threatened or have been
threatened contact the Police on 999.
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