Youth work beats antisocial behaviour on the streets
A service aimed at combatting antisocial behaviour and supporting young people in Cleveland’s communities is going from strength to strength.
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Partners agree to provide PCC with Berwick Hills action plan
New plan to tackle antisocial behaviour in Berwick Hills and Pallister Park, Middlesbrough
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PCC calls emergency meeting on problems with crime and ASB around Berwick Hills
PCC Steve Turner has called an urgent meeting to discuss ongoing issues with crime and antisocial behaviour in Berwick Hills.
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PCC welcomes Government action plan to tackle antisocial behaviour
Government announces funding for trailblazing scheme to tackle antisocial behaviour in Cleveland
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Graduates get back on track
First graduates of PCC-funded safe biking scheme get Back on Track with expert training
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Turning the tide on antisocial behaviour in TS4
Breckon Hill Youthy gets PCC funding to help to stop antisocial behaviour in TS4, Middlesbrough
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PCC gives extra funding to peacekeeping project
Cleveland PCC grants funding to former mining village Liverton Mines
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PCC meets team working with disengaged young people in Hemlington
Police and Crime Commissioner Steve Turner has visited an organisation delivering street-based youth services in one of Middlesbrough’s most troubled areas.