If you, your friends, relatives or anyone living in or visiting your property causes a nuisance to others, you are breaking the conditions of your tenancy agreement and could lose your home.
Anti-social behaviour is defined by law as "Acting in a manner that caused or was likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress to one or more persons not of the same household."
It includes:
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harassment/intimidation
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animal nuisance
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criminal damage including graffiti
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serious noise problems
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verbal abuse
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racial/domestic abuse
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using the property for criminal, immoral or illegal purposes
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selling, producing or using illegal drugs
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using the property to store stolen goods
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abandoned vehicles
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inappropriate parking of vehicle
For further information take a look at our booklet below.
Two Estate Management teams cover the North and South of the district. View our map of the areas
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You can email us on housingmanagement@southkesteven.gov.uk
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Or call 01476 406080 and ask for the Estates team (or press the option for Estates).