You don’t have to put up with it
Persistent harassment from a person or a group of people in the community can cause great distress.
To report Anti-Social Behaviour direct to Aire Valley Homes you can call our contact centre on 0800 915 6660 or call your local housing office direct on the following numbers:
Inner Team (Beeston, Dewsbury Road,
Holbeck, Hunslet and Middleton) |
0113 2141976/7
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Garforth and Kippax
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0113 2146837 |
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Morley
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0113 2243738/9 |
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Rothwell
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0113 2477051 |
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Swarcliffe
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0113 2144334 |
Aire Valley Homes Leeds are committed to helping our customers and our partners fight crime and anti-social behaviour (ASB) in and around our neighbourhoods. Please see the ASB Enforcement Action 2007/08 document on the right for details of some of the enforcement actions taken on behalf our customers and the wider community last year.
Leeds City Council's Anti-Social Behaviour Unit are also available to help anyone who is suffering because of persistent and serious anti-social behaviour, for example:
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Persistent verbal abuse or threats;
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Assault or physical violence;
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Racial harassment;
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Homophobic harassment;
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Damage to property or graffiti;
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Vandalism near your home.
The Anti-Social Behaviour Unit can be contacted on 0113 222 4402. Lines are open on Mon-Thurs from 7.30am to 6pm and on Friday from 7.30am to 4.30pm.
What we do when you tell us about anti-social behaviour
We take any report of anti-social behaviour very seriously and we will make sure the problem is investigated.
Sometimes, for example, where the problem is a dispute over where a fence should go, we will invite both sides to try to come to an agreement. We might ask you to keep a ‘nuisance diary’ to record the times and dates of incidents. Most of the time, a problem can be sorted out just by getting both sides to talk to each other.
Council tenants and anti-social behaviour
We expect that all council tenants will act reasonably, and that most differences between neighbours can be resolved amicably without our involvement. Unfortunately, sometimes people will not change their behaviour. If a tenant continues to be a nuisance to his or her neighbours, we will take formal action. This can include eviction for a breach of the tenancy agreement.
Please tell your local housing office as soon as possible if a neighbour is causing a nuisance.
To e-mail the Anti-Social Behaviour Unit click here.
Other Problems
For problems with issues such as stray dogs, dog fouling, abandoned vehicles or fly tipping please ring the councils Environmental Call Centre on 0113 222 4406 or use the the links on the right for further information.