It has been welcomed by neighbours
Residents in West Bridgford have welcomed the strengthening of a crime-fighting order to tackle anti-social behaviour in the area. Rushcliffe Borough Council has decided to expand a community public space protection order to the ponds and green spaces off Compton Acres.
The council’s cabinet portfolio holder for environment and safety, Councillor Rob Inglis, said: "I'm pleased the renewal and amendments of our PSPO have been approved and will now include the extension to Lyme Park pond and Broadstone Close pond in Compton Acres.
Retired Ian Duce, 72, added: "We have noticed a couple of guys who hang out around there and have a drink at all times of the day. It actually used to be much worse in the past - that was more of a problem with youths. I think it’s certainly the same individuals who have been there for some time." "Generally it’s a nice, friendly place to live." When asked if he had seen any problems with anti-social behaviour, a 50-year-old IT worker said: "There is a gentleman who quite regularly shows up at the other side of the pond to drink alcohol and fills the bins up.
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