Animal Cruelty
f you need to report cruelty or an animal in distress, contact the RSPCA. The call will cost the same as any call to a UK landline number.
Telephone 0300 1234 999.
https://www.rspca.org.uk/utilities/contactus/reportcruelty/crueltychecklist
Anti-social Behaviour
If you’re experiencing antisocial behaviour, you could try and talk to the person responsible. They may not realise their actions are affecting you. Only do this if you feel safe and comfortable. If you are not able to resolve the problem by speaking to the person, you can report it to Leeds City Council.
Begging
Find out how to report waste dumped on public land, in someone’s garden or at a business property.
Crime
In an Emergency always dial 999.
For Non Emergencies dial 101.
Domestic violence and abuse
In an Emergency always dial 999.
For Non Emergencies dial 101.
Report a non-emergency minor crime or lost property in minutes.
Fly tipping
Find out how to report waste dumped on public land, in someone’s garden or at a business property.
Hate crime
If you’re experiencing antisocial behaviour, you could try and talk to the person responsible. They may not realise their actions are affecting you. Only do this if you feel safe and comfortable. If you are not able to resolve the problem by speaking to the person, you can report it to Leeds City Council.
Litter & Dog Fouling
The removal of litter, dead animals, dog mess and paint spillages is undertaken by Leeds City Council. This can be reported on the Council’s website. Dead animals will be removed within 24 hours, however it may take up to 5 working days to clear dog mess.
The removal of litter, dead animals, dog mess and paint spillages is undertaken by Leeds City Council. This can be reported on the Council’s website. Dead animals will be removed within 24 hours, however it may take up to 5 working days to clear dog mess.
Road & Pavements
If you’re experiencing antisocial behaviour, you could try and talk to the person responsible. They may not realise their actions are affecting you. Only do this if you feel safe and comfortable. If you are not able to resolve the problem by speaking to the person, you can report it to Leeds City Council.
