What is anti-social behaviour?

Antisocial behaviour, or ASB for short, is defined as behaving in a manner that ‘has caused or is likely to cause harassment, alarm and distress to one or more persons not of the same household’.

Forms of ASB can include:

• Anti-social drinking
• Harassment
• Hare coursing
• Illegal lamping and game hunting
• Intimidating groups dominating public spaces
• Nuisance behaviour
• Signs of drug use or dealing
• Threats, intimidation and violence
• Vandalism
• Vehicle nuisance

If you are experiencing any of the following issues, unless directly related to an ongoing ASB report, please click the links provided for further advice.

• On-street parking issues
• Abandoned vehicles
• Dog bins and fouling
• Dust, Odour and Fumes
• Fly posting
• Fly-tipping
• Graffiti
• Litter
• Noise nuisance
• Nuisance bonfires
• Unauthorised encampments – Gypsy and traveller service

Contact us - Community safety

01235 422590
(Text phone users add 18001 before dialing)

communitysafety@southandvale.gov.uk

South Oxfordshire District Council
Abbey House
Abbey Close
Abingdon
OX14 3JE