Antisocial Behaviour - We are on the case
Link below for reporting to council
Since March this year, parts of Sunbury have experienced varying degrees of ASB resulting in parts of Green Street and areas around Tesco becoming subject to police dispersal notices. Problems have arisen with groups of young people who have broken free from following government guidelines. Some have used mopeds and motorbikes to speed up and down the quiet roads and the noise and unruly behaviour has frightened those shielding from the virus.
Sunbury Liberal Democrats have been in close contact with the Police and Spelthorne BC to ensure that our residents' concerns are being addressed.
We are also aware of problems locally with the distribution of recreational drugs where young people are used to form a distribution network whilst the real criminals remain undetected. Sunbury is uniquely placed for the drug dealers to move easily from Greater London to here. We would back any Police action to tackle the networks and close down their operation.
We are being proactive. Our own local Councillor, Cllr Bernie Spoor, is on the Police and Crime Commission Panel and we hope that he may be able to make a difference to strategy and policy issues in our local area.
Furthermore, we have worked with Joint Enforcement to get a CCTV camera installed at the Shopping Parade on Green Street and moved on several unlawful encampments and moorings.
Residents will see a camera has been installed around Sunbury Park, but this has not resolved the issue for local residents and businesses and we will continue to keep up pressure to make sure that we do not allow crime to thrive in our communities.
Seen something?
Make sure you report it and and email us at info@spelthornelibdems.org.uk.
Use this link to report: http://bit.ly/SBC-ASB
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