Anti-social behaviour toolkit

The examples below may sometimes be inconvenient, but are not automatically anti-social behaviour unless persistent:

• living or domestic noises including:
  • ordinary conversation heard through walls or floors
  • neighbours walking around their home as part of the normal use of their home
  • domestic activities, such as vacuuming or using washing machines, that are being carried out in a reasonable and considerate manner
• noise from children playing
• parking disagreements
• one-off incidents of noise nuisance
• disputes on social media
• DIY
• cooking odours
• one-off parties
• barking dogs (for short periods of time)
• bonfires - please see our What are the laws around bonfires? page for further guidance