Antisocial Behaviour Privacy Notice

We take a wide view of what may be considered antisocial behaviour, including acts that interfere with the peace, comfort or convenience of any person, or cause or are likely to cause nuisance, annoyance or disturbance to any person. The following are examples of antisocial behaviour:

• Damaging property.
• Verbal abuse and insults.
• Intimidation, using or threatening violence.
• Racial harassment.
• Nuisance from pets such as dogs barking.
• Noise nuisance.

We collect personal information to make sure that we can carry out our work. The personal information we collect includes:

• Name.
• Address and contact details including email address.
• Age and date of birth.
• Marital status.
• Identifiers such as vehicle registration number.
• Employment data.
• Photographs.
• Health or medical records including disabilities.
• Religion.
• Ethnicity or nationality.
• Crime or offending information.

When we collect personal information it may be about:

• Customers.
• Service users.
• Residents.
• Family such as parents, children, siblings.
• Business owners.
• Complainants.
• Councillors.

We use your personal information to:

• Maintain accounts and records.
• Promote the services we provide.
• Crime prevention and prosecution.
• Offending prevention work.
• Manage complaints and allegations.
• Undertake investigations.

We're required by law to investigate and manage antisocial behaviour. This is detailed in legislation and guidance including:

• Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003
• Crime and Disorder Act
• Anti-social Behaviour Crime and Policing Act 2014

We're allowed to process personal and sensitive data for the following reasons under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Articles and the Data Protection Act:

• To comply with a legal obligation.
• For a public task or statutory function.
• When necessary for performance of a contract.
• For legal proceedings such as obtaining advice or defending legal rights.
• Substantial public interest.
• The interests of public health.

We collect information from and disclose information to individuals and organisations that can support our work including:

• Customers and their families.
• Affected parties.
• Complainants.
• Council departments.
• Other public bodies or authorities.
• Partner agencies and service providers such as housing associations.
• Law enforcement and prosecuting agencies.
• Courts and tribunals.
• Councillors and MPs.

• Report antisocial behaviour
• Crime and antisocial activity

Contact the team