Anti-Social Behaviour ...

Antisocial behaviour is becoming an increasing problem, especially in the rural areas. If you are experiencing, or believe you are suffering from antisocial behaviour, then call the police.

The following list sets out what behaviour the UK police classify as anti-social

* Substance misuse such as glue sniffing
* Drinking alcohol on the streets
* Problems related to animals such as not properly restraining
  animals in public places
* Begging
* Prostitution related activity such as curb crawling and loitering
* Abandoned vehicles that may or may not be stolen
* Vehicle nuisance such as "cruises" – revving car engines, racing,
  wheel spinning and horn sounding.
* Noise coming from business or industry
* Noise coming from alarms
* Noise coming from pubs and clubs
* Environmental damage such as graffiti and littering
* Inappropriate use of fireworks
* Inappropriate use of public space such as disputes among
  neighbours, rowdy or inconsiderate behaviour
* General drunken behaviour (which is rowdy or inconsiderate)
* Hoax calls to the emergency services
* Pubs or clubs serving alcohol after hours
* Malicious communication
* Hate incidents where abuse involves race, religion, gender, sexual
  orientation, age or disability
* Firearms incidents such as use of an imitation weapon.