Suffolk police say the tombstones are used for sexual activity, drugs and alcohol.
By Rachael McMenemy & Guy CampbellPolice have suggested measures to stop "sexual activity" on tombstones as part of a town redevelopment project.
Suffolk Police made the recommendations in a letter responding to plans to redevelop Arras Square in Ipswich. The area has had high levels of crime and anti-social behaviour, including people using raised tombstones for sexual activity, drugs and alcohol, the force said.As part of the council's "Turning our Town Around" project, residents and business voted for the area, which is home to the redeveloped St Stephen's Church music venue, to be fully redeveloped., the force said the area had "typically suffered high levels of crime" and anti-social behaviour.
Police were offering their opinion on ways to "design out crime" at the planning stage of the redevelopment. This included "protection of raised tombstones" which the force said were "sometimes the site of sexual activity".
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