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Reporting noise and antisocial behaviour

All tenants should be able to enjoy their home free from antisocial behaviour and noise. You can report issues confidentially. We’re here to help. 

Antisocial behaviour 

Antisocial behaviour (ASB) is defined as behaviour which causes, or is likely to cause, harassment, alarm or distress to persons not in the same household.  This includes: 

  • drug use or dealing 
  • gang activity 
  • threatening behaviour including the use of dogs 
  • harassment 

Find out how to report antisocial behaviour. 

If antisocial behaviour happens on your estate between 4pm and 4am, call 020 7974 4444 and ask to speak to the Responsive Security Patrol.   

Noise 

As a tenant, you must be considerate towards your neighbours. This includes: 

  • limiting the hours for DIY 
  • laying carpet or using rugs 
  • managing noise from pets or children 

How to report noise 

If you experience a noise issue, you should report it using your Camden Account.  

You can also read the advice for tenants experiencing noise issues.   

Domestic abuse 

Domestic abuse can be a single incident or pattern of behaviour between current or previous partners or family members. It can happen to people of any race, age, sexuality, ability, religion, gender or class.  

It's important to remember that domestic abuse is a crime under the Domestic Abuse Act 2021. If you’re experiencing domestic abuse, it’s not your fault. You can:

Our domestic abuse handbook has useful information about housing and your legal rights.  

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