Anti social behaviour (ASB) is a term which can be used to describe a range of unacceptable activities that have a negative impact on a community or an individual.
Telford & Wrekin Council, the Police and Housing Associations have strong and effective powers to deal with anti-social behaviour problems.
What types of ASB you should report to the Council
- View information on how to report graffti.
- View information on how to report abandoned vehicles.
- View information on how to report noise nuisances (neighbours, dogs barking, loud music, intruder alarms, etc).
- View our interactive map for litter bins so you can avoid fines.
- View information on how to report fly tipping.
- View information on how to report dog fouling.
- View information on how to report smoke nuisances (examples, bonfires, and barbeques).
- View information on empty properties and how to report any issues.
View information on how to contact the Council to report an issue from the list above.
What types of ASB you should report to the police
- Begging.
- Criminal damage.
- Disorderly behaviour - e.g. shouting, swearing, drunken, threatening behaviour.
- Drug/substance misuse (taking or dealing).
- Drunken behaviour.
- Harassment / intimidation.
- Malicious calls.
- Prostitution.
- Violence or threat of violence.
- Vandalism / arson.
Emergencies: 999
Non-emergencies: 101
Last updated: 23/04/2021 14:22
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