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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
National
Olimpia Zagnat

Abusive language used amid regular reports of antisocial behaviour in Nottinghamshire town

High-visibility police patrols will be carried out in 'hotspot' areas to crack down on antisocial behaviour. Officers aiming to target, disrupt and disperse offenders causing issues, as well as engage with members of the public and local businesses and provide reassurance will be present in the Kimberley area.

The patrols will be carried out in what police have identified as 'hotspot areas' such as the Kimberley Precinct and the Sainsbury’s store, the Newdigate Street area, and Kimberley Recreational Park. The operation's launch comes as Nottinghamshire Police joins a national campaign this week shining a spotlight on antisocial behaviour and the work being undertaken to keep people safe.

It has been launched on Monday, July 3, and will be running until Sunday, July 9. ASB Awareness Week 2023 aims to encourage communities to take a stand against antisocial behaviour, highlight the impact it can have on communities and to encourage reporting of incidents, said Nottinghamshire Police.

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