Lake District survey finds most think anti-social behaviour worsening

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 07:13 · Archive

Sixty-eight per cent of Lake District respondents say anti-social behaviour is getting worse.

A survey of Lake District respondents found that 68 per cent believe anti-social behaviour is getting worse. The problems identified include littering, illegal parking, wildfires and fly-camping, which remain widespread across the area.

Respondents called for stronger action to tackle the issues, demanding tougher fines and better enforcement of existing rules.

Lake District survey finds most think anti-social behaviour worsening — Image: NW Evening Mail

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Lake District survey finds 68% think anti social behaviour is getting worseLake District survey finds littering, illegal parking, wildfires and fly-camping remain widespread, with respondents calling for tougher fines and enforcement.NW Evening Mail · 7 Oct, 06:00
Lake District survey finds 68% think anti social behaviour is getting worseLake District survey finds littering, illegal parking, wildfires and fly-camping remain widespread, with respondents calling for tougher fines and enforcement.Westmorland Gazette · 7 Oct, 06:00

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