Antisocial behaviour can have a lasting impact on neighbourhoods and communities as it often leads to an increase in crime, particularly violence and criminal damage. If you’ve witnessed antisocial behaviour of any kind, find out how to report it below using our quick and simple online tool.

Is it an emergency?

Does it feel like the situation could get heated or violent very soon? Is someone in immediate danger? Do you need support right away? If so, please call 999 now.

Report trespassing

Trespassing considered to be antisocial behaviour covers those situations where people have entered land, including water, or premises without lawful authority or permission. This includes taking unauthorised short cuts through a garden or building. It also includes people trespassing on railways and other private or industrial land.

In this case, please call us on 101.

We’ll take down a few details, assess if a police presence is needed, provide any help or advice that you need and talk you through the next steps.

Please have the following information ready, if possible:

  • details or a description of the people involved
  • whether they were trespassing in a building or on land
  • details of any equipment they had with them

 

If you're experiencing problems with trespassers who have set up an unauthorised campsite on your land, please see our civil disputes advice, as dealing with these types of situations can be complicated.