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Noise

All residents should expect to live in an environment free from unacceptable noise. During the day if you are subject to noise you feel is unacceptable please contact the office to discuss 0208 965 5537 and between 5pm & 9am contact Respect Line 0800 075 66 99. (5pm Friday to 9am Monday weekends).

Noise

Noise

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Noise can be a nuisance and detrimental to your health.

We would not generally consider household noise such as children playing to be anti-social behaviour.

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Antisocial Behaviour Resolution Service

When you are experiencing antisocial behaviour it can detrimental for your wellbeing. We have contracted ASB Operations to be your first port of call if you are experiencing anti social behaviour. The react 24 hours a day 365 days per year. Take a few moments to visit their website and see how they might help you if you are subject to someone else behaviour.

​Respect Line is an out of hours helpline number available to residents experiencing problems of antisocial behaviour. Our team are available whenever the Housing Offices are closed, providing round the clock advise, support and reporting options to residents experiencing ongoing issues.

​Respect Line already works with over 50 Associations all over the country, covering no less than 250,000 social housing properties, making the service the largest dedicated ASB Helpline in the UK.

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Please visit ‘The ASB App’ section of the website for further information about how our new innovative and unique evidence app will help transform the way our Association tackles anti social behaviour.

If you report anti-social behaviour to ASB they will:

Take this seriously & investigate your problem.

Offer support & communicate with you in your own language if needed.

Put you in touch with any local support groups.

Carry out any necessary repairs.

Provide extra security or try to move you if it is not safe for you to stay in your home.

Take action to resolve the problem.

For those committing anti-social behaviour it should be noted that legal action can be taken and for the most serious kinds of anti-social behaviour, this can lead to someone losing their home.