About antisocial behaviour (ASB)

Antisocial behaviour is referred to as ASB and includes behaviour that can be described as domestic violence, intimidation and harassment, hate crime, vandalism, noise nuisance, drug use and supply, uncontrolled pets, or causing environmental issues.

We take a victim-centred approach to tackling antisocial behaviour. We support witnesses and victims of antisocial behaviour, and work with other agencies to make sure you get the help you need. We can also take practical measures, such as improving security in your home.

Lewisham Homes aims to provide you with excellent services, working to standards our residents have helped us to set and monitor.

The following case studies highlight the types of antisocial behaviour cases we deal with and how we can resolve them.

If you are a victim of antisocial behaviour, you are able to take action by complaining to your local Magistrates’ or County Court.

HEST is the Housing Emergency Support Team run by Lewisham Council to support victims of hate and/or race crimes.

This page explains how the Warden Service helps to tackle antisocial behaviour.

Mediation is a way of helping people to solve their own problems. In this section you can learn more about it and find out about the mediation services available in Lewisham.

Dog mess is at the very least unsightly, but it can also be a health hazard if left lying around, especially for young children. To prevent the possible spread of infection, dog-owners should always dispose of dog faeces in a responsible way.

Use this form to report antisocial behaviour

Here you'll find a of list antisocial behaviour support contacts