Antisocial behaviour is behaviour that causes harassment, alarm or distress to other people. It can include both criminal and non-criminal behaviour. You will find advice on how to report antisocial behaviour, information about Public Spaces Protection Orders/Gate Orders, and how we tackle antisocial behaviour.
Find out how to report a crime, antisocial behaviour or other concerns to the police or your local council. This includes information on when to call emergency services and how to report issues online or in person.
The neighbourhood enforcement team helps keep Luton’s communities clean, safe and well‑managed by tackling environmental offences, supporting local businesses and improving waste compliance across the town.
The Investigation Hub handles a wide range of environmental, regulatory and anti‑social behaviour issues to help keep Luton safe, clean and well‑managed.
Businesses and residents must manage waste responsibly, and information is available on legal duties and how to pay or challenge fixed penalty notices.
Find out how Luton works together to improve neighbourhoods and help people feel safer. Discover how they support young people, tackle antisocial behaviour, improve public spaces and bring local services together to protect communities across Luton.
A hate incident is the same as a hate crime, however the only difference is that the behaviour exhibited falls short of being a crime. Anyone can be the victim of a hate incident.
Prevent is all about keeping people and communities safe from the threat of terrorism. Safeguarding vulnerable people from radicalisation is no different to providing safeguarding against other forms of harm.
