Now in its fifth year, ASB Awareness Week 2025 highlights the impact that ASB has on victims and communities, raises awareness of the support available to victims, and promotes partnership working, bringing together councils, housing associations, police, charities, youth organisations and community groups, reflective of the fact that everyone has a role in tackling ASB. 

Housing Executive Director of Housing, Jennifer Hawthorne explained; 

“We know that any form of anti-social behaviour can have a huge impact on individuals and communities. 

“While overall reports of ASB have fallen in recent years, we understand that people can sometimes be apprehensive about reporting this serious issue to us or police. 

“This is why we have recently made it easier for tenants, or anyone living within our communities to report any incidents or concerns about anti-social behaviour so we can help."

“To report anti-social behaviour, tenants can call our General Enquiries Line on 03448 920 900 and speak to their Patch Manager. 

“Incidents can also be reported online at:

Report an Anti Social Behaviour Incident

“We are also happy to take anti-social behaviour referrals from a relative, a friend or an advocate, if our tenant’s prefer someone else to make contact on their behalf.

“If anti-social behaviour is more serious or criminal, call the PSNI on 101 or 999 in an emergency.”