Whalley, which has suffered night-time vandalism, anti-social behaviour and crime, could get new CCTV cameras using funds from a government scheme launched after Brexit.
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In some cases, revellers, security staff and venue managers have been blamed for late night problems. Elsewhere, some youngsters were blamed for bad behaviour, drugs and damage including around the abbey. A youth hub was set-up at the abbey last year, as part of the response by different organisations in the area.
A report to councillors states: “Acknowledging the increased levels of anti-social behaviour in Whalley and recent vandalism at the public toilets, members of the council’s Emergency Committee agreed in August 2022 to provide up to four stand-alone cameras in Whalley including one monitoring the entrance to the toilets.
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