Anti-social behaviour is persistent behaviour that causes you to feel alarmed, frightened, or distressed.
Examples of anti-social behaviour are:
- Vandalism linked to threatening or offensive behaviour
- Graffiti linked to threatening or offensive behaviour
- Street drug dealing and drinking
- Threatening or drunken behaviour
- Setting off fireworks late at night
- Off-road motorbiking
Advice and support
Keep a note of when, where, and what happens, including descriptions of people or vehicles involved.
Report anti-social behaviour to the police or the council.
Reporting anti-social behaviour
In an emergency, always call 999.
For non-emergencies, there are other ways to contact Merseyside Police here.
Report anti-social behaviour online here
Alternatively call 101.
You can report anti-social to your registered social landlord, who will also provide support and advice.
If you live in social housing, you can also report incidents of anti-social behaviour to your housing provider.
Information can also be shared anonymously to Crimestoppers by ringing 0800 555 111.
Information can be shared with the Crime and Communities Team by emailing safer.knowsley@knowsley.gov.uk.