Crime Full closure order served on Bridlington property to prevent anti-social behaviour By Louise French Published 11th Jul 2024, 08:57 BST Updated 11th Jul 2024, 08:58 BST The full closure order was served on Wednesday, July 10 Officers from the Bridlington Neighbourhood Policing Team enforced a full closure order at an address on Sewerby Road on Wednesday (July 10). The order was applied for by East Riding of Yorkshire Council and granted a magistrate’s court. A closure order allows problem properties to be closed to prevent nuisance and criminal behaviour in a neighbourhood.
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A spokesperson for Humberside Police said: “If you have concerns around criminality or anti-social behaviour in your area, please report this to us. “This is a great example of utilising strong enforcement powers with partner agencies to make our communities safer”.
