Anti Social Behaviour

** If you’re in immediate danger, phone the police on 999 ** 

We've created a toolkit to help you understand what is and isn't ASB and the steps you need to take in reporting your issues.

Useful Toolkit

Use the buttons below to understand how we can help with the issues you report.

  1. Hate Crime
  2. Threats and Physical Violence
  3. Verbal Abuse and Harassment
  4. Sexual Offences
  5. Drugs
  6. Vehicle Crime and Nuisance
  7. Environmental Crime
  8. Noise Nuisance
  9. Pets and Animals
  10. ASB Question and Answer

Anti Social Behaviour

We all have the right to live peacefully and safely in our homes and communities without anti-social behaviour, but we understand sometimes things happen that make this a challenge. 

If you're experiencing issues with your neighbours and you feel safe to do so, try and resolve the issue by calmly talking to them first. Explain how their activities or behaviour is affecting you. Most problems between neighbours can be sorted out privately, before you report an issue to us. If this isn’t possible, or doesn’t work, please report the behaviour to our dedicated tenancy management team and community safety lead who are trained to deal with a wide range of issues.

Reporting ASB 

We need you to keep a record of the incident(s) when it happens, and we’ll ask you for this information to help us resolve your concerns. 

Our colleagues are trained and available to discuss these issues and help find a solution. 

You can report ASB via our online form:  

Telephone – 0300 777 2600 (free from most landlines and mobiles)  

Post – Golding Homes, County Gate One, Staceys Street, Maidstone ME14 1ST

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