anti-social behaviour

How we work to tackle anti-social behaviour

There are many types of anti-social behaviour (ASB), including nuisance and harassment in relation to:

• race
• gender
• sexuality
• religious belief
• vermin
• children and youth
• abandoned vehicles
• disputes
• disability
• dogs fouling
• offensive calls
• drug abuse
• noise.

We take anti-social behaviour very seriously. Our vision is to create a safer Haringey, where residents have an improved quality of life and don’t have to worry about anti-social behaviour. We work in partnership with Haringey Council's Anti-Social Behaviour Action Team (ASBAT), other Haringey Council departments and the police so that we can do a better job of co-ordinating and supporting victims of anti-social behaviour, as well as prosecuting those who commit anti-social behaviour when we have the evidence to do so.

For more information, you can download:

• A summary of our policy and procedure on tackling anti-social behaviour
• A full document of or our policy and procedure on tackling anti-social behaviour  
• Find out more about anti-social behaviour on the Haringey Council site (external link)

How to report anti-social behaviour

If you are a Council tenant or leaseholder, you can can report any anti-social behaviour incidents to us on:

0800 195 3404 (freephone from landlines ) or
020 8489 5611 (cheaper from mobiles) or
speak to their Tenancy Management Officer, or
speak to a Customer Services Officer in person at your local Customer Services Centre.

Other Haringey residents should call Haringey Council's Customer Services on 020 8489 1000.

If you feel you are in any danger call the police immediately on 999 or 112 if you're using a mobile.