Croydon awarded grant to try and reduce drink related anti-social behaviour

Croydon is one of ten communities awarded a grant to try and reduce drink related anti-social behaviour.

Baroness Newlove, the Government's Champion for Active, Safer Communities, announced the borough will receive a small grant of up to £10,000, to test innovative idea that will help reduce problem drinking and related anti-social behaviour.

The project will see police, community activists, local authorities and retailers enter a partnership, to identify the issues of greatest concern to the community.

Baroness Newlove said: "I am convinced the solution to under-age and binge drinking and the crime and anti-social behaviour that comes in its wake can only be found.

"It's not about huge amounts of money either, some of the best most effective approaches involve pooling resources, sharing information and improving existing communications."

Comments(2)

Surreydon says...
9:08pm Thu 2 Aug 12

Another waste of money on another useless no-hope scheme. You'll never stop this low-life behaviour.

Sorry to be so pessimistic, but it's time to get real....

ANNE MILES says...
9:51am Sat 4 Aug 12

Another problem for Croydon, oh dear.

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