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Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has said that notorious criminals like Charles Bronson and Colin Pitchfork should remain behind bars.

Labour has said a tool to help victims of persistent anti-social behaviour is underused across the country, as it accused the Government of failing communities.

A tool to help communities tackle anti-social behaviour is largely underused, Labour has said, as it accused the Government of letting communities down.The so-called community trigger, relaunched in last week’s Government action plan on anti-social...

Labour has accused the Government of letting communities down on anti-social behaviour.

Labour has accused the Government of letting communities down on anti-social behaviour.

The new anti-social-behaviour plan will do nothing to better our communities.

Both Labour and the Tories are whipping up a storm about ‘anti-social behaviour’ and the terrible scourge of youths ‘loitering in parks’. But is this just a pretext for oppressive and discriminatory policing?

I recently met for a coffee with a young couple who previously suffered horrendous bullying but was heartened to learn they had felt safe and…

Yvette Cooper says new Respect Orders will punish anti-social behaviour as she accuses Tory party of ‘turning their backs on communities’

Has called for an overhaul on standards, overhaul of the approach, standards, overhaul of the approach, standards on vetting, something as basic as where someone is facing charges for rate allegations, they should be suspended, notjust shifted to different duties. let us get higher standards in place. there are police officers who are doing amazing work to tackle violence against women and girls, support vulnerable women, do really good work, but that is being undermined, unless you have strong ...