Downing Street Says » Anti-social behaviour

» Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Anti-social behaviour

Asked whose fault it was that the focus up till now had gone off anti-social behaviour, the PMS said that anti-social behaviour was one of the important issues facing local communities and we had to make sure that people were aware of the polices that were already in place and the sorts of things that could be done on the ground. Dealing with anti-social behaviour involved local authorities, the police and other services, to make sure that unacceptable behaviour was dealt with. Today was about reminding people what the Government was doing to address this continuing problem.

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