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concerns a breach of tenancy conditions and will be addressed
separately from this complaint.

3. Allegations of Anti-Social Behaviour
You referred to alleged issues that your son was having with his
neighbours; however, you· did not specify which neighbours and or
provide a specific time frame when these complaints were made. We
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have checked our records since 4 August 2015 and found two records
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of telephone complaints received from your son. One on 20 August
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2015 and again on 26 January 2016 which related to noise and the
issues he was having with a neighbour. These concerns were dealt with
at the time by relevant officers.

We note your comment that your son has been a tenant for many years
and that there have been no complaints about him until the publication of
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the ASBO against him on 4 August 2015. However, our records show
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that since your son's tenancy began on 14 August 2006, there has
been at least one previous complaint against your son from another
neighbour prior to the ASBO.

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We are aware of the alleged incident that happened on 4 October 2016
as this was reported to us and this will be addressed separately as part
of ongoing Anti-Social Behaviour investigations.

We note your comments regarding the police and must advise that you
take up any issues with the Independent Police Complaints Commission.
We also note your comment regarding an alleged incident on 14 th
August 2016. This was not reported to the Council and should be a
matter for the police. We note your comment that your son is scared to
go home due to the alleged issues with his neighbours.

Regarding the allegations of ASB against your son and the issues
regarding his dog, we note your comment that you do not think it is
justified to attend the meeting with Lemmy Nwabuisi prior to your formal
complaint being addressed. We note your comment that you have been
advised by a solicitor to wait for the SAR. We also note your comments

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