About noise nuisance
Please select the type of noise you're experiencing from the list below.
Please select the type of noise you're experiencing from the list below.
'General living' includes noise such as vacuuming, walking around, doors opening/closing, general conversations, children playing etc.
Read our top tips for reducing noise in the home to minimise disturbance to neighbours.
If you have concerns about the welfare of an adult or child in the household, you should contact social services Safeguarding Team and/or the Police.
You should also consider if what you are hearing could be domestic abuse. If you are concerned that it could be, please contact us.
Read our top tips for reducing noise in the home to minimise disturbance to neighbours.
If you have concerns about the welfare of a child however, please contact social services safeguarding team or the NSPCC.
Read our top tips for reducing noise in the home to minimise disturbance to neighbours.
*'Persistent' means continuous periods lasting over 30 minutes a day for at least 5 days within one week.
If you have concerns about the welfare of a pet, you should contact the RSPCA.
If you want to report persistent noise from dog barking, please use our Report ASB form .
If you are reporting other pet behaviour such as dog fouling, please use our Contact Us form .
Read our top tips for reducing noise in the home to minimise disturbance to neighbours.
Play is an essential part of every child's life and is vital for the enjoyment of childhood as well as their health, well-being and development.
Although some types of behaviour can be annoying, children playing in the street or communal areas (unless they are causing damage) is not antisocial behaviour.
Read our top tips for reducing noise in the home to minimise disturbance to neighbours.
*'Persistent' means the disturbance lasts for continuous periods of over 30 minutes a day for at least five days within one week.
**Night-time – after 11pm and before 7am
Read our top tips for reducing noise in the home to minimise disturbance to neighbours.
We want everyone to enjoy living in their home and would ask that residents are both considerate and tolerant.
*'Persistent' means the disturbance lasts for continuous periods of over 30 minutes a day for at least 5 days within one week.
**Night-time – after 11pm and before 7am
Read our top tips for reducing noise in the home to minimise disturbance to neighbours.
Read our top tips for reducing noise in the home to minimise disturbance to neighbours.