Antisocial Behaviour
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Falkirk Council and Central Scotland Police in partnership with other local agencies are working together to reduce antisocial behaviour.
What is antisocial behaviour?
The Antisocial Behaviour etc. (Scotland) Act 2004 has defined antisocial behaviour as:
"acting in a manner, or pursuing a course of conduct, that causes or is likely to cause alarm or distress to at least one person not of the same household"
Tolerance and awareness of other peoples needs is an important factor in addressing antisocial behaviour.
These are examples of what might be considered as antisocial behaviour:
- Abandoned vehicles
- Alcohol- and drug-related antisocial behaviour
- Dog fouling
- Graffiti
- Harassment, including racial harassment
- Litter
- Noise nuisance
- Rowdy behaviour / disorder
- Vandalism
How does Falkirk Council deal with antisocial behaviour?
Falkirk Council offers a range of services to deal with all types of antisocial behaviour.
More information is available on the Falkirk Council Website.
Further support is available from the Sensory Centre.