Get a review of an anti-social behaviour or hate incident case
What is an anti-social behaviour or hate incident case and when to report it
If you are reporting an Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) incident for the first time, please visit reporting an anti-social behaviour incident
The ASB case review gives victims and communities the right to request a review of their case where a threshold is met (detailed below), and brings agencies together to take a joined up, problem-solving approach to find a solution for the victim.
It is designed to ensure that the designated bodies work together to try and resolve any complaints of ASB and hate incidents by talking about the problem, sharing information and using resources to try to reach an agreeable outcome.
ASB case reviews can be raised by victims or representatives of victims (where written consent is provided by the victim), and victims can be individuals or businesses.
When to report
A request to activate an ASB case review can be made if, within the last six months:
- You (as an individual) have reported to the council, police or a registered housing provider (social landlord) three separate incidents of anti-social behaviour within your area, or
- You have been a victim of a hate incident
For an ASB case review request to be considered, you must have reported each incident within one month of it having occurred.
Last updated: 08/05/2026 09:55
