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Report a problem with anti-social behaviour

In this section

  1. What is anti-social behaviour?
  2. Types of anti-social behaviour
  3. Report a problem of anti-social behaviour and hate related incidents
  4. What happens after an anti-social behaviour report
  5. Gathering evidence for your report
  6. What to do if you are not happy with the outcome of your report
  7. You are here: Anti‑social Behaviour Report for Council Tenants – 1 July 2025 to 30 June 2026

Anti‑social Behaviour Report for Council Tenants – 1 July 2025 to 30 June 2026

Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council is committed to being transparent about how anti‑social behaviour (ASB) is managed across our communities. By publishing ASB data and anonymised case studies, we aim to give residents a clear picture of the issues reported, the actions we take in response, and the outcomes achieved.

The Council works closely with partners, including South Yorkshire Police, to respond to reports quickly and effectively. We aim to investigate all reports promptly, fairly, and with a focus on resolving issues that impact our neighbourhoods.

We use a full range of tools and powers to reduce ASB, while also considering any underlying causes that may be contributing to the behaviour.

This report includes data for between 1 July 2025 and 30 June 2026. Data will be updated regularly where required.

These figures relate to ASB reports involving Council tenants only.

ASB Report Breakdown

The table below shows the number of ASB reports received within the 12 months period and the number of ASB cases closed.

Type of ASB Total reported Total complete Total closed
Garden nuisance 295 246 83%
Noise 209 179 86%
Verbal harassment or threats 182 159 87%
Drug or substance misuse or dealing 121 95 79%
Pets and animal nuisance 72 61 85%
Litter, rubbish or fly tipping 68 63 93%
Nuisance from vehicles 47 43 92%
Misuse of communal areas or public spaces 38 32 84%
Vandalism or damage to property 22 19 86%
Other criminal behaviour 18 12 67%
Alcohol-related issues 7 6 86%
Prostitution or sexual acts 6 5 83%
Physical violence (other) 5 5 100%
Domestic abuse 3 2 67%
Hate-related incidents 3 2 67%
Total 1096 929 85%

Current Timescales of Open Reports

This section shows how long current ASB reports have been open:

  1-2 months 2-4 months 4-6 months 6+ months Total
Total 91 39 13 24 167

How we are using this data to learn and drive improvements

We regularly review anti-social behaviour reports and case outcomes to identify trends, understand customer experience, and improve the support we provide to residents.

As a result, we have:

  • Provided additional training for Area Housing Officers to help them investigate ASB reports and take appropriate action where needed.
  • Introduced a new case management system to help us track cases more effectively and keep residents updated on progress.
  • Reviewed how we work with partners such as the police and other agencies to improve early intervention, prevention and community-based solutions.

ASB Reports by Locality

ASB reports are recorded across the North, Central and South localities. The below map shows the localities in Rotherham.

  • Brown - North Locality ward
  • Purple - Central locality ward
  • Green - South locality ward

Map of Wards in Rotherham. The North locality is highlighted in brown, the Central locality is highlighted in purple, and the South locality is highlighted in green.

North locality

Ward Number of cases
Dalton and Thrybergh 36
Hoober 31
Kilnhurst and Swinton East 35
Rawmarsh East 44
Rawmarsh West 22
Swinton Rockingham 49
Wath 22
Total 239

Central locality

Ward Number of cases
Boston Castle 115
Greasborough 105
Keppel 64
Rotherham East 88
Rotherham West 97
Sitwell 17
Total 486

South locality

Ward Number of cases
Anston and Woodsetts 8
Aston and Todwick 5
Aughton and Swallownest 57
Bramley and Ravenfield 10
Brinsworth 32
Dinnington

32

Hellaby and Maltby West 10
Maltby East 29
Rother Vale 54
Thurcroft and Wickersley South 54
Wales 12
Wickersley North 41
Total 344

Totals across all areas

Area Number of cases
North 239
Central 486
South 344
Not recorded 27
Total 1096
  • Previous page: What to do if you are not happy with the outcome of your report

Feedback and Case Studies

  • Anti-social behaviour Case Studies
  • Tenant Satisfaction Measures (TSM)

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