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Public's views wanted on anti-social behaviour


By Donald Wilson



THE public are being invited to give their views on plans to tackle anti-social behaviour.

A joint draft strategy produced by Highland Council and Northern Constabulary to inform the public, stakeholders and partners of the proposals for responding to incidents of anti-social behaviour has been drawn up in accordance with the Anti-social Behaviour etc (Scotland) Act 2004.

Councillor Margaret Davidson, chairman of Highland Council’s housing and social work committee said: "Both the council and the police treat anti-scocial behaviour very seriously and that is why we are working together to produce a plan of action that deals effectively with the problem.

"A number of organisations and council services have contributed to the draft strategy, but as anti-social behaviour affects individuals and communities, it is important that as many views as possible are taken into account before the strategy is finalised."

The strategy and consultation form can be accessed on the Council’s website (www.highland.gov.uk/livinghere/housing/) or in paper format by contacting 01463 702209 and the deadline for responses is Monday July 25.

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