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Nottingham Post
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Adam Laver & Michael Broomhead

Skegness residents share crime concerns as police send bad behaviour warning letters to 20 youths

Residents in Skegness have said anti-social behaviour in the town is getting worse. Unacceptable Behaviour Warning Letters (UBWLs) were sent to 20 youths from the Skegness area following a dispersal order issued on February 13.

The order - intended to crack down on crime - expired at 3pm on Tuesday (February 14). People living and working in Skegness have said they are worried about a "notable" increase in anti-social behaviour - and the effect this might have on the town ahead of the key summer season, reports Lincolnshire Live.

Michelle Asquith, 36, said: "I see it all the time on Facebook. It worries me a lot.

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