Police seize alcohol in Bradwell
POLICE in Bradwell have seized alcohol from young people and issued behaviour contracts as part of a clampdown on anti-social behaviour. The results were revealed during a priority setting meeting for Bradwell Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT) held on Tuesday, June 8.
POLICE in Bradwell have seized alcohol from young people and issued behaviour contracts as part of a clampdown on anti-social behaviour.
The results were revealed during a priority setting meeting for Bradwell Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT) held on Tuesday, June 8.
Officers updated members of the Safer Neighbourhood Action Panel (SNAP) over actions taken against existing priorities of:
Anti-social behaviour in the area of Mill Lane, Kingfisher Close and the Rainbow store in Burgh Road
Criminal damage around Green Lane and St Nicholas Gardens and Bradwell
The panel heard the team held two street meetings in Mill Lane to identify specific problems and held talks in schools advising pupils about the consequences of anti-social behaviour.
Most Read
- 1 New York, Paris, Peckham, Great Yarmouth - Only Fools stars coming to town
- 2 New Norfolk café is selling out of its custard tarts and Nutella-filled croissants
- 3 'The best yet' - Yarmouth's celebration of wheels gearing up for return
- 4 New seafront festival promises feast of family fun
- 5 Village gets together to repair empty home for Ukrainian refugees
- 6 Access road for driveways denied to Gorleston residents
- 7 The seven cheapest streets in Great Yarmouth
- 8 Tyson Fury is making a comeback to Gorleston
- 9 Pupils 'not afraid to share ideas' - School praised by Ofsted
- 10 Charity football match to boost Norfolk and Waveney MIND
A district-wide operation was put in place to target anti-social behaviour and criminal damage around the Easter period with increased patrols taking place in Bradwell.
