Anti Social Behaviour

You can report Anti-social behaviour using this form – alternatively you can report fly tipping, fly posting or graffiti, using the following forms:

Fly tipping
Fly posting
Graffiti
Noise nuisance
Other nuisance (including dust, smell and fumes)

About the behaviour affecting you

Type of behaviour: *

You should contact Devon & Cornwall police to investigate (call 101).

You should contact Devon & Cornwall police to investigate (call 999)

House name/number:

Postcode:

Address: *
You can enter the house name/number and postcode above to populate this field.

You will need to contact the Housing Association to help you resolve this

How the behaviour is affecting you

The Community Safety team do not routinely launch an investigation into every report which is made to them. Each case is assessed and prioritised based on a range of risk factors, so that resources are directly at the highest areas of risk. However, we do monitor all information given to us and use it to inform the wider concerns which may exist.

Your contact details

Title: *

First name: *

Surname: *

House name/number:

Postcode: *

Phone number:

If we need to phone you our number will show as withheld.

Email address:

Please note that we may use your email address for future correspondence.

Please enter a valid email address or leave blank if you do not have an email address

Additional information:

Data Protection

The information you have provided on this form will be used to deal with your request by the relevant department. We may pass your details on to contracted third party service providers. We will store a copy of your completed request as a backup for 12 months.

If you would like to know more about how we use your information and how you can exercise your information rights please see our privacy notice.

Please tick to confirm you accept these conditions.

The Community Safety team do not routinely launch an investigation into every report which is made to them. Each case is assessed and prioritised based on a range of risk factors, so that resources are directly at the highest areas of risk. However, we do monitor all information given to us and use it to inform the wider concerns which may exist.