Banbury residents invited to have their say about town centre anti-social behaviour

Banbury residents have been invited to fill out a survey about their experiences with anti-social behaviour and drinking in the town centre.
By Jack Ingham
Published 20th Mar 2024, 16:28 GMT
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Thames Valley Police created the survey with the aim of hearing from residents, business owners or visitors about whether they feel safe walking through the town centre.

It comes after members of the public said that anti-social behaviour and street drinking were having a negative impact on local businesses and residents.

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The police say they have arrested a number of prolific offenders and are now engaging in better communication and information sharing with the council and other organisations.

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The police have launched a survey to hear about residents experiences with anti-social behaviour in Banbury.The police have launched a survey to hear about residents experiences with anti-social behaviour in Banbury.
The police have launched a survey to hear about residents experiences with anti-social behaviour in Banbury.

A spokesperson for the police said: “The Banbury Neighbourhood Team are now working closely with the Cherwell District Council Community Safety Team and have implemented Operation Jin in an effort to tackle this ongoing issue.”

To fill out the survey and assist the police with their crackdown on anti-social behaviour in Banbury, visit https://orlo.uk/sTc48