Tackling anti-social behaviour in Burnley

Saturday, 22 June 2024 14:17

A closure order has been secured by police for a property in Burnley.

A 3-month closure order has been secured at an address on Hargreaves Street in the town.

Concerns had been raised about the address, with neighbours reporting significant disturbances caused by those living in the property.

This closure order means that the tenant is strictly prohibited from having anybody else in the house for a period of 3 months.

A spokesperson said: ‘’This is a reminder that we will not tolerate anti-social behaviour in any of its forms and will we continue to work closely with our partners to combat these issues.

‘’If you witness any anti-social behaviour or incidents, residents are urged to report them promptly.’’

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