Croydon Council has taken decisive action against antisocial behaviour in Thornton Heath by obtaining a premises closure order against a tenant in Whitehorse Road. This order follows numerous complaints regarding loud disturbances, intimidation, vandalism, and drug-related activities. The tenant is excluded from the property for three months as authorities work towards eviction. The council encourages residents to report issues, pledging a collaborative effort with the Met Police and support organizations to assist those looking to change their lives. The initiative aligns with the Executive Mayor's commitment to enhance housing quality in Croydon.
On June 23, Croydon Council's antisocial behaviour enforcement team obtained a premises closure order against a council tenant in Whitehorse Road, Thornton Heath due to serious crime and nuisance behaviour.
The closure order, granted by Croydon Magistrates Court, followed complaints of loud shouting, music, intimidation, vandalism, and drug dealings at the property in question.
Executive Mayor of Croydon, Jason Perry, stated a zero-tolerance approach will be taken against tenants causing distress, urging people to report concerns for prompt action.
The council collaborates with the Met Police and organizations like Change Grow Live and SLAM to support individuals seeking to alter their lifestyles and improve community safety.
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