Everyone has the right to feel safe where they live. Drug-related activity can have a serious impact on individuals, families and the wider community, causing fear, nuisance and crime. We do not tolerate the use, supply or dealing of illegal drugs in or around our homes or neighbourhoods.
This page explains what we mean by drug-related anti-social behaviour, what action we can take and how to report your concerns. We treat all reports seriously and, when needed, work closely with the police and other agencies to investigate and take action.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, always call 999.
| What we expect | Tenants must not use, store or sell illegal drugs in or around their home, in shared areas of the building or anywhere on the estate. Drug-related activity can cause serious harm to individuals, families and the wider community. It can make people feel unsafe in their own home and neighbourhood. This behaviour is a serious breach of the tenancy agreement and will not be tolerated. |
| What is anti-social behaviour? | Drug-related anti-social behaviour includes any activity connected to the use, supply or dealing of illegal drugs that causes harm or distress to others. Examples include:
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| What can we do? | Drug-related anti-social behaviour is treated as a serious matter. Depending on the evidence and the circumstances, we may:
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| What you should do if you think it is anti-social behaviour |
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