Anti-social behaviour

In an emergency you should always call 999 and report anti-social behaviour to the police. Use this number when you need an immediate response - for example, if a crime is happening now or someone is in immediate danger.

Anti-social behaviour is a serious problem that can cause much distress and nuisance. The Royal Borough of Greenwich is working with partners, such as the Metropolitan Police, to use all the tools and powers available to deal with the minority of residents who behave anti-socially.

If you witness anti-social behaviour or are a victim of anti-social behaviour, report the incident as soon as possible.

Private residents - ongoing and non-urgent incidents

You can report non-urgent incidents of anti-social behaviour by contacting us.

If it is an ongoing situation, keep a record of the events in a diary noting the dates, times and how the behaviour affects you.

Council and housing association tenants

If you are a housing association tenant, you should report the problem to your housing association.

If you are a council tenant or leaseholder, contact the Royal Borough of Greenwich's Housing Services team.

Safer Neighbourhoods Teams

Another way to report anti-social behaviour is by contacting your local Safer Neighbourhoods Team.

Your privacy

When you report anti-social behaviour you can choose to withhold your name or personal details, although doing so may prevent an effective investigation and resolution to your complaint.