Erith man banned from home after anti-social behaviour order

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 29 Oct, 16:01 · Archive

A 29-year-old Erith resident is barred from entering his property following a court closure order.

Bromley Magistrates' Court granted a full closure order on 28 October against a property on St Fidelis Road in Erith. The order means that no one, including 29-year-old resident Siantan Donnelly, is permitted to enter or remain at the property.

The closure followed complaints of persistent anti-social behaviour in the area. Police served an initial notice on 4 August, after which a partial closure order restricted access for three months. According to the Metropolitan Police, anti-social behaviour in the area continued during this period and had a 'significant impact' on the local community.

Constable Benjamin Laing said: 'We hope this closure order will bring much-needed respite to residents and help restore a sense of safety and wellbeing within the area. The Safer Neighbourhood Team will continue to work alongside partner agencies to monitor the area and address any further concerns should they arise.'

How it is being reported

• Erith man banned from his own home after anti-social behaviour complaintsA man in Erith is not allowed to enter his own home as a closure order has been issued after complaints of persistent anti-social behaviour.News Shopper · 29 Oct, 15:20
• Erith man banned from his own home after anti-social behaviour complaintsA man in Erith is not allowed to enter his own home as a closure order has been issued after complaints of persistent anti-social behaviour.This Is Local London · 29 Oct, 15:20

In this story: Siantan Donnelly · Bromley Magistrates' Court · Metropolitan Police · Erith

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