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Anti-social behaviour like drinking in public and riding e-bikes could be stopped under new crackdown
🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Society · England · 7 h ago
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The breaching of a Respect Order can be imposed across England and Wales and will be considered a criminal offence punishable by up to two years' jail time.
From this week, new Respect Orders will come into effect, giving Wigan Council and local authorities across the country stronger powers to tackle repeat adult offenders and make our streets and neighbourhoods safer.
This Labour government is making streets and neighbourhoods safer by enhancing and strengthening powers available to the police, local authorities and other partners to tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB).
Respect Orders are part of the Government’s flagship Crime and Policing Act.
Ms Campbell said: “I know from speaking to residents in Eastwood that persistent antisocial behaviour has had a real impact on residents’ quality of life, leaving local people feeling frustrated and unable to enjoy their local high streets and public spaces.
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