Supporting safer communities during ASB Awareness Week

EPIC is supporting ASB Awareness Week 2026, taking place from 29 June to 5 July, to raise awareness of anti-social behaviour (ASB) and the impact it has on tenants and communities.

Anti-social behaviour can affect people in different ways, from noise nuisance to more serious issues that make people feel unsafe in their home or neighbourhood.

At EPIC, we want tenants to feel confident that if they report ASB, they will be listened to and supported. We take all reports seriously and act to address concerns as quickly as possible.

When a tenant reports ASB, we will:

  • Acknowledge the report promptly
  • Assess the situation and investigate the concerns
  • Agree next steps and actions
  • Keep the tenant updated throughout the case

We also work closely with partners, including the police and local authorities, to make sure the right action is taken and to help prevent issues from escalating.

ASB Awareness Week is an opportunity to highlight the importance of reporting concerns early. The sooner we know about an issue, the sooner we can act.

If you are experiencing or witnessing anti-social behaviour, please report it to us so we can help.

Find out more about how we deal with ASB and how to report it here.

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