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    Residential related Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) involving noise and drug activity

    Location:
    Abbotsbury Road

    Issue:
    Noise, drug activity and multiple visitors to a residential address are causing distress to other residents in the area

    Planned action to tackle this issue:
    - Partnership working with local housing providers and other key agencies to tackle the ASB
    - Engagement with local residents to provide advice, support and reassurance
    - Targeted patrols of the area at relevant times to monitor the situation and take action where possible
    - Explore the potential deployment of mobile CCTV in the area

    Issued 01 October 2026

    Action taken:

    October update:
    - This is a newly recorded priority for the area and updates will follow

    Actioned 31 December 2026

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    Anti-social use of vehicles

    Location: The Esplanade + Lodmoor Park & Ride site

    Issue:
    Vehicles are being used and driven in an anti-social manner around Weymouth causing annoyance and distress to local residents - issues include speeding, wheel spins, loud music and noisy exhausts

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    - Targeted patrols at key times (local officers and specialist teams)
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    - Partnership working with key agencies and businesses to look at long term solutions
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    Issued 01 October 2026

    Action taken:

    October update:
    - This is a newly recorded priority for the area and updates will follow

    Actioned 31 December 2026

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Community Contact Point @ NatWest bank (outside) - New Bond Street, Weymouth

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Community Contact Point @ NatWest bank (outside) - New Bond Street, Weymouth

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