Newly released data highlights the Birmingham neighborhoods most afflicted by antisocial behaviour (ASB) in 2025. Analysis of West Midlands Police reports by BirminghamLive reveals areas where residents continue to face daily challenges from disruptive youths.
Across the city, thousands of ASB offences were logged within the year leading up to October 2025. Among these, Small Heath and Highgate emerged as Birmingham’s worst hotspot, recording 418 incidents — averaging more than one offence per day.
Other significant trouble spots include Aston with 405 offences, Longbridge at 353, Lozells and East Handsworth with 343, Ladywood tallying 318, and Acocks Green recording 317 incidents.
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These figures represent only those incidents reported to the police, suggesting many residents endure ongoing nuisances in silence, from late-night shouting to loitering groups.
Antisocial behaviour ranges widely, often involving rowdy or intimidating conduct such as youths congregating loudly in residential areas or near local shops. Although some incidents may seem minor, collectively they disrupt neighborhood life and impact residents’ sense of safety and wellbeing.
Below is a detailed breakdown of antisocial behaviour offences across Birmingham neighborhoods over the 12 months to October 2025:
- Small Heath and Highgate: 418
- Aston: 405
- Longbridge: 353
- Lozells and East Handsworth: 343
- Ladywood: 318
- Acocks Green: 317
- South Yardley: 304
- Erdington: 304
- Northfield: 300
- Sutton Trinity: 273
- Stockland Green: 275
- Sparkbrook: 261
- Tyburn: 260
- Edgbaston: 260
- Washwood Heath: 259
- Stechford and Yardley North: 258
- Selly Oak: 263
- Hall Green: 98
- Sutton Four Oaks: 57
Addressing antisocial behaviour remains a priority to improve safety and quality of life in these communities. Ongoing efforts by law enforcement and local agencies aim to reduce incidents and support affected residents.