- noise nuisance and neighbours
- rowdy behaviour
- vandalism
- begging
- loud parties
- noisy building works (during regulated hours)
- an intruder alarm
- nuisance bonfires (out of hours)
- unlicensed music events
Anti-social behaviour
Examples of anti-social behaviour
Report anti-social behaviour
- Notify us of any past, present and recurring anti-social behaviour through our form below.
- It may help if you supply us with an ASB diary, recording the dates, times and other details of the nuisance over a two week period.
Report noise in the street or substance misuse
- We do not deal with excessive noise in the street or drug use. The use and dealing of drugs is a criminal offence and should be reported to the Police.
Report nuisance bonfires
- See more information on laws and how to deal with bonfires as a nuisance
Community Protection Taskforce
- The Redbridge Community Protection Taskforce tackle issues that matter most to you.
Measures we can take
- interviewing people
- issuing warning letters
- issue Anti-Social Behaviour Warnings
- obtaining Parenting Orders and Individual Support Orders
- serving Noise Abatement Notices
- issuing Civil Injunctions
- issuing Criminal Behaviour Orders (CBO's)
- issuing Community Protection Notices (CPN's)
- introducing and enforcing Public Space Protection Orders (PSPO's)
- obtaining and executing Closure Orders
- prosecuting for breach of a Noise Abatement Notice
- obtaining a warrant from the magistrates to seize and remove all noise making equipment
- start possession proceedings against council tenants
- using contractors to disable alarms and recharging the owner for the costs
- requesting licensing reviews
Public spaces protection orders (PSPO)
- We use Public Spaces Protection Orders to control behaviour that is either having, or is likely to have a harmful effect on a local communities quality of life.
Community Multi-Agency Risk Assessment Conference (CMARAC)
CMARAC is a monthly multi-agency meeting where information is shared on complex/high risk cases involving vulnerable victims and perpetrators of Anti-Social Behaviour.
Please note only professionals can make a referral. When making a referral consider if the individual(s) are:
- High risk
- Vulnerable
- Require a multi-agency response
- Prolific offenders
Please use the relevant referral form for referring the victim and/or perpetrator:
