What is not antisocial behaviour?
There are some types of issues that would not normally constitute ASB. For instance, some behaviour that individuals perceive as being ‘anti-social’ are unavoidable and consideration must be given to how to effectively deal with these types of issues to try to secure a positive outcome. The type of issues that may not constitute ASB includes:
Living or domestic noises:
- a baby crying.
- ordinary conversation levels through walls.
- noise from children playing in a garden.
- everyday domestic activity such as vacuuming, toilet flushing or using a washing machine.
- children playing in the street.
- young people gathering socially unless they are being intimidating or causing a nuisance.
- being unable to park your car outside the owners/tenant’s house unless it is a designated space.