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Call for long-term antisocial behaviour fixes in Lincolnshire

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A tattered England flag flutters from a utility pole next to the entrance to the park. A notice board for the Sutton Bridge Parish Council and culture centre stands at the park's entrance.

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Calls for long-term solutions to tackle antisocial behaviour in Lincolnshire

Overview

Following reports of antisocial behaviour in Sutton Bridge, including stones and eggs being thrown at people and properties, a local councillor has called for long-term solutions and investment in opportunities for young people. Lincolnshire Police authorised a weekend dispersal order after some incidents crossed the threshold into criminality.

Key points

  • Lincolnshire County Councillor Robbie Woods stated that recent antisocial behaviour in Sutton Bridge involving stones and eggs being thrown was unacceptable.
  • Woods emphasised the need for investment in youth opportunities and long-term solutions rather than blaming all young people.
  • Lincolnshire Police authorised a dispersal order over the weekend covering areas such as Bridge Road and Sutton Bridge Memorial Park.
  • The dispersal order empowers police to force individuals to leave specific areas or face arrest.
  • Local residents expressed mixed views, with some suggesting more activities are needed for young children while others felt the behaviour was not overly severe.
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