Published 1 year ago

PM’s anti-social behaviour clampdown to include targeting nuisance begging

Summary by Ground News

'Nuisance' begging will be targeted as part of Rishi Sunak's anti-social crackdown plans. Police and local authorities in England will be given fresh powers to address people deemed to be causing the public "distress" Part of the plan also includes making it an offence for criminal gangs to organise begging networks to make them extra cash.

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The Independent

PM’s anti-social behaviour clampdown to include targeting nuisance begging

Extra powers will be given to police and councils to help direct those begging at cash points and shop fronts to health and social services.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

PM’s anti-social behaviour clampdown to include targeting nuisance begging

Extra powers will be given to police and councils to help direct those begging at cash points and shop fronts to health and social services.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Wales Online

Sunak: anti-social behaviour clampdown will include targeting nuisance begging

The powers will target people 'causing a nuisance on the street' and make it easier for landlords to 'evict noisy and disruptive tenants'

1 year ago

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The Epoch Times

Anti-Social Behaviour Crackdown Targets Include Bad Tenants and 'Harmful' Beggars

Rules will be changed to make it easier to evict disruptive tenants and ban organised or harmful begging, the UK government announced on Monday as part of its crackdown on anti-social behaviour. Police in England and Wales will be given power to do more drug tests. Laughing gas will also be banned to “put an end to intimidating groups of young people littering local parks with empty cannisters.” Those who fly-tip or graffiti will face higher fin…

1 year ago·New York, United States

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