What is anti-social behaviour?
Anti-social behaviour can be noise or action that disturbs or upsets other people in the neighbourhood, for example abuse and threats of violence, playing audio equipment such as a TV or a hi-fi loudly, using noisy domestic appliances late at night, dumping rubbish or abandoning cars, slamming doors, arguments and shouting.

What is not anti-social behaviour?
Behaviour which results from different lifestyles or which would not be considered unreasonable by most people is not anti-social behaviour – it is important to be tolerant of other people’s lifestyles, especially in a large, multi-cultural city like London.