Residents are being invited to attend a public information evening to discuss anti-social behaviour (ASB) in Blyth and hear directly from the organisations working to tackle the issue.

The meeting will take place on Tuesday 4 August, from 6.00pm to 7.00pm, at the Market Pavilion, Blyth.

Hosted by Blyth Town Council, the event will provide an opportunity for residents to ask questions, raise concerns and hear about the work being carried out to address anti-social behaviour across the town.

Representatives from Blyth Town Council, Northumbria Police and Northumberland County Council will be in attendance, including council officers and elected members, who will be available to provide information and answer questions from the community.

The informal session aims to encourage open discussion, share updates on current initiatives and strengthen partnership working with residents to help make Blyth a safer place for everyone.

Tea and coffee will be available on arrival, and all residents are welcome to attend.

Event Details

• Date: Tuesday 4 August
• Time: 6.00pm – 7.00pm
• Venue: Market Pavilion, Blyth

 

Residents are encouraged to come along, share their views and find out more about the collaborative work taking place to tackle anti-social behaviour in Blyth.