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Police 'close' house in Warwick after anti-social behaviour concerns

A house in Warwick has been ‘closed up’ by police after it was linked to ‘ongoing anti-social behaviour concerns’.

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Police 'close' house in Warwick after anti-social behaviour concerns

A house in Warwick has been ‘closed up’ by police after it was linked to ‘ongoing anti-social behaviour concerns’.

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warwickshireworld.com broke the news 2 days ago on Thursday, September 10, 2026.

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