UK PM Sunak to unveil measures to crack down on anti-social behaviour

UK gov't launches action plan to crack down on 'anti-social behavior'

British government looking to tackle anti-social behavior with detailed plan that includes immediate punishment for crimes, hefty fines, more police patrols - Anadolu Agency

North East MPs and police react to Rishi Sunak's anti-social behaviour crackdown

The Prime Minister said a £160 million plan will “stamp out” anti-social behaviour “once and for all”, and The Northern Echo asked local…

UK Government announce new steps to crack down on anti-social behaviour

They're looking to take a much tougher stance

U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak launches measures to crack down on anti-social behaviour

United Kingdom’s new Anti-Social Behaviour Action Plan, part of the Immediate Justice Scheme, will take a ‘zero-tolerance approach’ to tackling drug-related offences and criminal gang activities, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on March 27.

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The Anti-Social Behaviour Action Plan will see a a zero-tolerance approach to all forms of anti-social behaviour adopted across England and Wales next year.

Sunak reveals plan to ban laughing gas in antisocial behaviour campaign

Possession of laughing gas is set to become a criminal offence under new £160million plans by the Government to crack down on antisocial behaviour.