Reporting antisocial behaviour

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How do I report antisocial behaviour?

First, consider the safety of you and the victim. If either of you are in immediate danger, call the police immediately on 999. These can be situations where:

A crime is in progress
Someone is suspected of a crime nearby
There is danger to life
Violence is being used or threatened

For non-emergency incidents of anti-social behaviour, you can report this to us online. This is either if you have experienced or witnessed an incident.

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We will review the report and contact you within five working days.

Report antisocial behaviour

Alternatively, you can call your local housing office. The offices are not open to the public and meetings are by appointment only.

All local housing office phone lines are open from 8:30am to 5pm Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 10am to 5pm Wednesday and 8:30am to 4:30pm on Friday.

Shirley Housing Office

Areas covered: Millbrook, Maybush, Lordshill, Shirley, Coxford, Lordswood
Address: Redcar Street, Shirley, Southampton, SO15 5LL
Telephone: 023 8078 9344
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Thornhill Housing Office

Areas covered: Thornhill, Harefield, Hightown, Bitterne
Address: Hinkler Community Centre, 328 Hinkler Road, Thornhill, Southampton, SO19 6DF
Telephone: 023 8042 0520
Email Thornhill Housing Office

Central Housing Office

Areas covered: Central, Bevois, Swaythling, Northam, Bassett, St Denys
Address: 100F, St Mary's Street, Southampton, SO14 1PE
Telephone: 023 8083 2211
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Woolston Housing Office

Areas covered: Woolston, Sholing, Merryoak, Townhill Park
Address: Centenary Quay, Victoria Road, Southampton, SO19 9EF
Telephone: 023 8042 0520
Email Woolston Housing Office