Just one or two families can ruin dozens of lives through threats, intimidation, harassment and vandalism. Rowdiness, loud music or televisions, and refusing to silence dogs that bark nonstop are all hallmarks of classic nuisance neighbours.

There are a range of powers designed to turn nuisance neighbours into normal neighbours: neighbours who make too much noise can be fined up to £5000 or have noisy equipment removed if warnings are ignored
local authorities, the police and social landlords can now apply for anti-social behaviour orders (ASBOs). Social landlords can apply to the courts for a demoted tenancy, or even evict tenants in severe cases
properties in which class A drugs are supplied or used can be closed by the police
houses or businesses where persistent anti-social behaviour is reported could ultimately be closed and sealed by police or local authorities

Start by speaking to your local anti-social behaviour coordinator (see below) about what’s happening in you neighbourhood. They can provide support and advice, and help you tackle the problem.

Report anti-social behaviour to your landlord, they have a legal responsibility to address such matters.
It’s really important to report anti-social behaviour whenever it occurs.

So get in touch, and you’ll start getting the help you need.

Your local authority is Liverpool.
The following anti-social behaviour co-ordinator will be able to assist you.

Contact Bill Morris
Email or Web address bill.morris@liverpool.gov.uk
Telephone 0151 225 4892
Out of hours: 01512333000
Facsimile 0151 2334579
Working hours 9-5 Mon – Fri. Will do out of hours for residents meetings etc, but no specific out of hours set.

Hope this is of help….

A well wisher ))