People could be banned from using several Nottingham alleyways for a further three years
amid fears of a "recurrence" of anti-social behaviour. Access to eleven alleyways has been prohibited for the last three years after an order was made by Nottingham City Council.
All eleven of these orders are due to expire towards the end of this year and the council will now consult on extending them. In council documents, the authority says: "Since the orders were made there has been a significant reduction in the anti-social behaviour reported in the locality of the respective areas.
"However, if the orders are allowed to expire, which would result in the above mentioned barriers being removed, this may result in the recurrence of the identified anti-social behaviour in these locations." The orders made are known as Public Space Protection Orders , a tool available to councils under 2014 legislation.
The areas covered in Nottingham by the current PSPOs, all expiring in either October or November, include parts of St Ann's and Mapperley. The council has now authorised a 28-day consultation to be held on extending the orders, with the new ones coming into effect following the expiry of the current ones if the council decides to go ahead. Below are all the alleyways affected and where access is currently restricted.
St Ann's: Land between Number 11 and Number 12 Beverley Square, and land between Number 14 and Number 15 Beverley SquareLand between Kilnwood Close and Bowland CloseBasford: Land between Neston Drive and the footpath alongside and across the River LeenAspley: Land between Wendover Drive and Smedley Close
Belgique Dernières Nouvelles, Belgique Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
All of the candidates standing in Preston City Council's local elections this yearSeventeen of Preston City Council's 48 seats are up for grabs across 16 wards at this year’s local elections.
Lire la suite »
Preston council election candidates go head-to-head as city heads to pollsPreston council election candidates go head-to-head on Guild Hall and cuts as city heads to polls
Lire la suite »
New political map proposed for Shropshire CouncilNew boundaries are being proposed for council electoral divisions in Shropshire Council.
Lire la suite »
Major Nottingham food wholesaler acquires leading competitorThe two businesses will merge but there are no plans for any branding changes
Lire la suite »
Coronation Concert: Nottingham-based artist Jerub to perform with Pete TongBBC Introducing artist Jerub will perform alongside DJ Pete Tong and a 76-piece orchestra on Sunday.
Lire la suite »
Nottingham singer to open King's Coronation ConcertGideon Akpovi, who's known on stage as Jerub, will join a star-studded line-up of talent a the Coronation Concert on Sunday, May 7, including Take That, Katy Perry and Lionel Richie
Lire la suite »