Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council - Report anti-social behaviour

Use this service to create a record of an anti-social behaviour incident.

Guidance
1. It is essential that you take care when using this service as the information you provide will enable us to decide the best way of dealing with the events that you describe.
  Complete each section as accurately as possible, taking time to details the way in which these events affect you and your quality of life.
  The information you are submitting is your own personal record and is undersigned by you alone. If other people living with or near you wish you report an incident, please encourage them to contact us directly.
  Include as much detail as possible. Do not be afraid to be explicit about the events that you record. It is acceptable to repeat offensive language.
  Don't worry about mistakes or incorrect spellings.
  Reporting anti-social behaviour
  To report anti-social behaviour we will need to know the following information:
  - your details
  - details of the incident (time, date, location)
  - a detailed description of what happened
2. Should legal action be necessary to solve the problems you describe, the information within this form may form the basis of evidence to be presented in court, but only with your permission. Please be as accurate in your descriptions, listing only details that you know to be true, rather than things you may have been told. Please avoid speculation or hearsay when submitting this form.
Information sharing and privacy guidance
1. The information collected on this form is necessary to administer your report of anti-social behaviour and will not be used for any other purposes. We are committed to protecting your privacy when you use our services. Our Privacy Notice explains how we use information about you and how we protect your privacy.
  
  Please tick the box below confirm that you have read and understand the information sharing and privacy guidance.
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Report anti-social behaviour

Reporting anti-social behaviour