Anti-Social Behaviour

Tackling crime and Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB)

You have the right to live peacefully in your home without having to deal with anti-social behaviour. Tackling anti-social behaviour is a high priority. We're committed to taking action against those who engage in anti-social behaviour.

To take action in an ASB case we must gather evidence. The best type of evidence is eyewitness reports from the person experiencing or witnessing anti-social behaviour. To gather this evidence we ask residents to fill in a diary of all incidents.

Please read our leaflet

ASB_Leaflet.pdf

What is anti-social behaviour?
We believe anti-social behaviour is any behaviour that unreasonably interferes with other people's rights to the use and enjoyment of their home and community.
This includes:

  • noise nuisance
  • verbal abuse
  • intimidating gatherings of young people in public places
  • damage to property (including graffiti and vandalism)
  • harassment (including racist and homophobic incidents
  • alcohol and solvent abuse
  • nuisance from vehicles (including parking and abandoned cars)
  • rubbish dumping and misuse of communal areas
  • intimidation

How do I report Anti-Social Behaviour?

You can report ASB in the following ways: 

Email: customer.services@eastendhomes.net

Call: 020 7517 4700

If you prefer to report ASB in person, your Housing Officer will take details of the problem and undertake further enquiries.

  • If it is not an emergency, you can also contact the Police on 101. 
  • If you witness a criminal act or if you are in danger you should ring 999. We will work with the Police to bring criminals to justice through the courts.