Describe what's been happening

Use plain language. We'll work out the risk assessment for you in the background.

Case details

Answer as best you can — it's fine if you don't remember exact dates or numbers. The more detail you give in your description, the more accurate your risk assessment will be.

Case notes

What is happening? How often? Who is involved? How does it affect you or anyone else?

Number of previous incidents

Rough count of how many times this has happened recently (e.g. last 3–6 months).

Vulnerable person involved?

For example: elderly, disabled, long-term health conditions, mental health issues, children at risk.

Yes No

Incident type

e.g. noise, harassment, threats, hate-related behaviour, vandalism, drug activity, general ASB.

Known criminal history?

Only select "Yes" if you know of past convictions or serious police involvement.

Yes No / Don't know

You don't need to fill in a separate risk assessment — we build an evidence-based risk score (the same 14-factor matrix agencies use) automatically from what you've told us above. You can see exactly how it was calculated on your results page.

This tool does not give legal advice and cannot replace speaking with your landlord, council, police or a legal professional. It is designed to help you understand risk, impact and how to present your case.