Three given 'final warnings' as anti-social behaviour is tackled in Bridgnorth

The council’s Landlord Services team have successfully served Interim Anti-Social Behaviour Injunctions on the three people, which means they could be arrested if they cause any further problems. One of the three has also been given an exclusion order meaning they can no longer visit the Tasley area.

The injunctions were served following evidence from people in the local community and the police, supported by the Bridgnorth West and Tasley Taking Action Together Partnership. A full hearing will take place in January to determine the extent and length of the injunctions.

Councillor Mal Price, Shropshire Council Cabinet member for housing, said:

“Anti-social behaviour can make life a misery for people, and we do everything we can in partnership with the police to clamp down on it. We want our tenants to live in safe and secure communities, and will not tolerate people causing trouble for their fellow residents.”

Local Shropshire Councillor, Les Winwood, said:

“Our residents should not have to tolerate anti-social behaviour, and since the formation of the Bridgnorth West and Tasley Taking Action Together Partnership, I am pleased to see this action being taken.”

Fellow local Shropshire Councillor, John Hurst-Knight, added:

“Anti-social behaviour cannot be acceptable. Just one offence causes so much concern to so many. The partnership working in the Tasley and Bridgnorth West area is working together to improve relationships within the community.”

If anyone wishes to report anti-social behaviour in Tasley Close, Bridgnorth, they can ring the local police 0300 333 3000 or the council’s Landlord Services on 01743 257832. You can also ring Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or the anti-social behaviour hotline on 0345 678 9020.

If you are a victim of anti-social behaviour please ring Victim Support 0845 30 30 900.