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Creating a safe, healthy and confident South Ayrshire

Antisocial Behaviour Neighbour Dispute Team

Following the Antisocial Behaviour etc (Scotland) Act 2004, South Ayrshire Council, in partnership with Strathclyde Police and other Community Safety partners, set up a specialist team of officers to provide services to tackle antisocial behaviour in South Ayrshire.

The Antisocial Behaviour Neighbour Dispute Team

The Antisocial Behaviour Neighbour Dispute Team aims to stop antisocial behaviour at the earliest stage. We believe voluntary or negotiated solutions usually work best and are committed to tackling antisocial behaviour through a problem solving multi-agency approach. We work closely with Strathclyde Police, other Council departments, landlords and voluntary agencies to find local solutions to local problems presented by antisocial behaviour.

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