What is Antisocial Behaviour

    Antisocial behaviour is conduct that causes or is likely to cause alarm, distress, nuisance or annoyance to other people. It can affect individuals, families, or the wider community.

    How do I report Antisocial Behaviour

    To contact East Ayrshire Council's Antisocial Behaviour Team please call 01563 554400 and when prompted, press option 5 and then option 5. You can also email the Antisocial Behaviour Team directly at asbenquiries@east-ayrshire.gov.uk and contact will be made with you by the team. 

    If you require to contact Police Scotland then in an emergency please call 999, for non-emergencies please call 101or alternatively you can email Police Scotland directly through their website at www.scotland.police.uk and utilise the Contact Us form on their web page.

    What are some common examples of Antisocial Behaviour?

    Examples can include:

    • Excessive or persistent noise
    • Verbal abuse or threatening behaviour
    • Vandalism, graffiti, or littering
    • Intimidation or harassment
    • Street drinking or disorder
    • Drug-related nuisance
    • Misuse of communal areas
    • Youth disorder

    When should I contact Police Scotland instead of the council?

    Contact Police Scotland if:

    • A crime is happening or has just happened
    • There is violence, threats, or serious disorder
    • You feel unsafe