Essex anti-social behaviour hotspots receive £200,000 funding

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 1 Oct, 08:19 · Archive

Essex towns are receiving £200,000 to tackle anti-social behaviour through extra patrols and enforcement.

Anti-social behaviour hotspots in Colchester, Harwich and Braintree are receiving a share of £200,000 in targeted support. The investment aims to tackle anti-social behaviour through extra patrols and targeted enforcement across the region.

Essex anti-social behaviour hotspots receive £200,000 funding — Image: Echo (Basildon)

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Three south Essex towns among anti-social hotspots to benefit from £200k investmentCommunities across Essex are set to benefit from a £200,000 investment aimed at tackling anti-social behaviour through extra patrols and targeted enforcementEcho (Basildon) · 1 Oct, 04:00
£200,000 boost for anti-social behaviour hotspots across EssexAnti-social behaviour hotspots in Colchester, Harwich and Braintree are receiving a share of £200,000 in targeted support.Colchester Gazette · 30 Sept, 14:59

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