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    Marcia Da Silva

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    We have received a number of reports regarding anti-social behaviour in the South Petherton area. Ensuring that public spaces remain safe and enjoyable for everyone in our community is extremely important to us.

    Following enquiries, we have identified concerns relating to individuals with complex health needs in specific locations within the village. Due to the frequency of incidents and the resources required to respond to them, these issues have had a wider impact on the community. We understand that these incidents have caused concern among local residents.

    We are working closely with partner agencies, including local authorities, mental health professionals, and community groups, to identify appropriate and sustainable solutions. Increased patrols are being carried out to provide reassurance to residents while this collaborative work continues.

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    • Maintain a visible presence within the community to deter anti-social behaviour and provide reassurance to residents.
    • Conduct regular patrols in identified areas of concern.

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    We will continue to monitor reports, carry out regular patrols, and work alongside partner agencies to identify appropriate interventions. We encourage residents to continue reporting incidents so that concerns can be accurately assessed and addressed. 

    Issued 26 August 2026

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    There have been reports about youths causing anti-social behaviour, such as ridding electric E-scooters, and general nuisance noises.

    These incidents are happening during the evenings when the youths are home from school, including the local cemetery and Lightgate Lane areas.

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    • Maintain a visible presence within the community to deter anti-social behaviour and provide reassurance to residents.
    • Conduct regular patrols in identified areas of concern

    Issued 26 August 2026

    Action taken:

    No update available

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