Anti-social behaviour (ASB) is not trivial. It is a damaging and unacceptable set of behaviours that can have detrimental and lifelong effects on those it affects. We stand against any and every form of anti-social behaviour.
There are different ways you can report ASB depending on the type of home that you live in and the type of anti-social behaviour you are experiencing.
On these pages, we will provide guidance on how to report, what types of acts are classed as ASB, and highlight additional support that is available to victims of ASB.
Need to report anti-social behaviour?
If you, or anyone else, is in immediate danger, please call 999
We know that anti-social behaviour can be difficult to experience. However, there are multiple ways you can report it and receive help.
If you are a Westminster Housing tenant
You can report ASB via our online form.
If you live in a housing association home
You should report ASB directly to your housing association. They have a responsibility to deal with complaints.
If you rent privately
You should report ASB directly to your landlord. They have a responsibility to deal with complaints.
If you own your own property
You can request support from your local Citizens Advice or contact your local Safer Neighbourhoods Team.
Supporting people sleeping rough
If you see a rough sleeper you can notify Streetlink London, who will attempt to connect them with available support.