CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

LGA warning over anti-social behaviour

The LGA is warning councils must not be sidelined in tackling ant-social behaviour.

Councils must not be sidelined in tackling anti-social behaviour, the Local Government Association is warning ahead of the Government granting the police extra power to tackle the problem.

The LGA is concerned that local communities will often report problems around anti-social behaviour to their council rather than the police in the first instance. It says the new measures could 'marginalise' the role councils play in tackling the root cause of the problem.

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