Anti-social behaviour
Hate crime
Report hate crime and discrimination
Everyone has the right to feel safe in their home and community. We are committed to making sure all residents can live without threats, harassment or prejudice.
We will challenge and act on any unfair discrimination. This includes incidents based on:
- race
- religion or beliefs
- nationality, including anti‑English sentiment
- sexual orientation
- sex
- disability
- age
Hate crimes are treated as a priority. When you report an incident to us, we aim to begin our investigation within one day.
How to report a hate crime
Call the police
Police Scotland’s Community Safety Unit records sectarian, racist and homophobic incidents.
If someone is in danger or a crime is happening now, call 999.
For non‑emergency situations, call 101.
Remote reporting
If you prefer to stay anonymous and the issue does not need an immediate response, you can report it online. Police Scotland offers a remote reporting option where details can be shared safely and confidentially.
You can use the Online Reporting Form on the Police Scotland website.
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- Anti-social behaviour strategy executive summary 2024-29
- Anti-social Behaviour Strategy 2024-2029
- Anti-social Behaviour Policy
- Enforcement action taken
- Hate crime
- Mediation service
- What happens after you report anti-social behaviour
- How to report anti-social behaviour
- Neighbourhood issues
- Annual Report 2024/25
Anti-social behaviour investigation team
This phoneline is manned during office hours only, but an answering machine service is available outwith these hours.
Address:
Floor 2
Civic Centre
Andrew Street
East Kilbride
G74 1AB
Phone: 0800 389 1105
Email: Anti-social behaviour investigation team