FAQs

Anti‑social behaviour (ASB) refers to actions that cause harassment, alarm, or distress to individuals, businesses, or the wider community. It includes behaviour that is disruptive, intimidating, or harmful to people’s sense of safety and wellbeing.

Verbal abuse or threatening behaviour toward staff or members of the public

Shoplifting or attempts to steal from a business

Loitering, intimidating groups, or individuals causing nuisance around business premises

Harassment, including unwanted behaviour toward staff, including racial, sexual harassment and relating to any other protected characteristic

Vandalism criminal damage or graffiti on buildings or property

Aggressive begging or persistent demands that make people feel unsafe

Public drunkenness, drug use, or disorderly behaviour near a business

Noise disturbances that impact staff or customers

Throwing objects or causing damage inside or outside a business