Anti-social behaviour
Housing Connections Partnership is committed to resolving cases of anti-social behaviour ranging from noise nuisance to serious harassment. We work with a number of housing organisations across Salford to investigate any problems and take legal action against offenders if necessary.
What is considered anti-social behaviour?
Anti-social behaviour ranges from serious acts of violence and harassment, to more 'everyday' incidents like noisy dogs or overgrown gardens. Whatever the problem, all complaints will be taken seriously.
We need to know
On Monday 22 January 2007 the government announced that Salford has been successful with its application for Respect Action Area status. As a Respect Action Area, Salford can expect additional resources from the government to deliver projects that we are confident will successfully address some of the anti-social behaviour which blights some communities across the city.
We want the public to take a stand against anti-social behaviour in their community, such as nuisance neighbours, intimidating groups hanging around, litter, fly-tipping, noise and graffiti. If you are suffering from anti-social behaviour you must report it so it can be stopped.
Call us in confidence on 0161 909 6544 (it operates 24 hours a day).
Statement of Policy and Procedure for Anti Social Behaviour
Salford City Council provides statements and a summary of its policies and procedures for dealing with anti social behaviour. Please click on the links below to download a copy of the documents.
Downloadable documents
- Addendum (Adobe PDF format, 21kb)
- Policy summary (Adobe PDF format, 234kb)
- Policy - full version (Adobe PDF format, 418kb)
- Procedure (Adobe PDF format, 499kb)
If you are unable to view documents of these types, our downloads page provides links to viewing software.
This page was last updated on 14 August 2008
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