Two North East police forces will trial new proposals as part of a £160 million plan by the Prime Minister to "stamp out" anti-social behaviour.
Rishi Sunak has pledged more police patrols and swifter punishments for those blighting communities. He will use a home counties visit on Monday to announce the UK Government’s anti-social behaviour action plan.
The plan will include trials of swifter justice measures and increased policing in areas of England and Wales deemed to have high amounts of low-level crime.
