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Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) help deal with persistent anti-social behaviour (ASB) by individuals or groups that have a detrimental effect on the quality of life of those in the local area.

Under the terms of the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014, we are proposing to extend the use of these PSPOs until 2026 so that we can encourage responsible dog ownership as well as dealing effectively with alcohol related ASB.

Find out more about PSPO Proposal Dog Control

Find out more about PSPO Proposal Alcohol Related ASB

Find out more about controlled drinking zones

We hear clearly from our residents that dealing with ASB is a priority issue and so we are seeking your views on this proposal to extend the current PSPOs for dogs and ASB related to street drinking for a further three years, until 19 October 2026.

Please take a few moments to read the Supporting Documents and provide feedback via our survey.

Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) help deal with persistent anti-social behaviour (ASB) by individuals or groups that have a detrimental effect on the quality of life of those in the local area.

Under the terms of the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014, we are proposing to extend the use of these PSPOs until 2026 so that we can encourage responsible dog ownership as well as dealing effectively with alcohol related ASB.

Find out more about PSPO Proposal Dog Control

Find out more about PSPO Proposal Alcohol Related ASB

Find out more about controlled drinking zones

We hear clearly from our residents that dealing with ASB is a priority issue and so we are seeking your views on this proposal to extend the current PSPOs for dogs and ASB related to street drinking for a further three years, until 19 October 2026.

Please take a few moments to read the Supporting Documents and provide feedback via our survey.

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    PSPO Survey - Tell us what you think

    Summary 

    We are proposing an extension to the Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) for dogs and for anti-social behaviour related to street drinking. As part of the proposed extension, we are seeking your views.  

    PSPOs are an effective way of dealing with persistent anti-social activity by individuals or groups that have a detrimental effect on the quality of life of those in the local area. The maximum penalty for failure to comply with a PSPO is a £1000 fine.  

    Under the terms of the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014, the current orders will expire on 19 October 2023. We propose that the current PSPOs are extended in revised forms for a further three years, until 19 October 2026. 

    In the following survey you can register your views on the PSPO for dogs and the PSPO for anti-social behaviour related to drinking. 



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