ANTI-SOCIAL behaviour is a blight on communities.
It ruins neighbourhoods, disrupts people’s lives and it stops them feeling pride in where they live.
Since 2019, we’ve made strong progress. We’ve invested £15billion into breathing new life into our communities. And we have slashed crime by 50 per cent.
Labour has yet to outline a single tactic to tackle anti-social behaviour but we will strengthen our zero-tolerance approach.
We’ll make it easier to evict tenants who disrupt their neighbours and communities.
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We’ll make sure that full-time officers can stay on the beat for longer. Where tested, this has seen anti-social behaviour halve.
And we will treat fly-tipping with the seriousness it deserves, with the worst offenders stripped of their driving licences.
Compare our approach with Sir Keir Starmer. A man with no conviction, no courage and no plan.
Contrast that with the Conservatives who recruited record police numbers — 20,000 since 2019.
Labour takes a soft-touch approach to crime and wants to turn back the clock on the progress we’ve made.
Sun readers know that Britain’s potential knows no ends. By sticking with our clear plan, we will keep taking the action needed to secure a brighter future.
