Neighbour Nuisance and Anti Social Behaviour
E-mail: estatemanagement@eastdevon.gov.uk
What is Anti Social Behaviour?
A broad definition is “behaviour which impacts negatively on a resident’s or visitor’s quality of life in and around their home”. It can be caused by anyone who acts in a manner which may cause alarm, distress or harassment to someone else.
Our tenants should act in a reasonable manner at all times and have respect for their property, their surroundings and their neighbours. Tenants are also responsible for the actions of their family, others who live with them, and their visitors.
Examples of antisocial behaviour can include:
- abandoned vehicles
- rubbish
- vandalism
- graffiti
- noisy neighbours, late night parties or loud music
- drug dealing or drug related behaviour
Our leaflet
'Dealing with antisocial behaviour' (827KB - 09 August 2011 - PDF Help) gives more information about what you can do, what we can do and what other powers there are to help deal with antisocial behaviour issues.
You can report any issues to us using our online report neighbour nuisance or antisocial behaviour form.
If you are experience problems with noise you can find out further information on the Noise Nuisance page.
You can contact us by:
Post: Estate Management, Housing Services, East Devon District Council, Knowle, Sidmouth, Devon EX10 8HL
Telephone:
- 01395 516551 in office hours (8.30am - 5pm Monday to Friday)
- 01395 516854 out of hours (for noise problems only)
E-mail: estatemanagement@eastdevon.gov.uk
You can contact the police for non urgent issues on: 101.
For urgent issues call 999.
Page last updated on 24 May 2012


