New Crime & Policing Act 2026 brings tougher fines for anti-social behaviour from June 29
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Neil Shaw
Summary
The Crime & Policing Act 2026, taking effect on June 29, introduces tougher penalties for anti-social behaviour including dog fouling, street drinking, and littering. Local authorities will gain greater flexibility in enforcement, with fines potentially doubling current penalties. John Roberts of Kingdom LAS warns the public may be unaware of the upcoming changes.
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· 3 pulled£500 fine warning as people 'don't know what's coming' on June 29
local authorities will have greater flexibility in how they tackle anti-social behaviour
fines could be 'over double' the current penalties
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