A London council is consulting on expanding anti-social behaviour measures so that a public space protection order (PSPO) could cover the entire borough, according to reports. The move would widen the geographic scope of the order beyond its current area, allowing the council to impose restrictions connected to anti-social behaviour across more public spaces.
The articles describe the consultation as part of the council’s process for reviewing and potentially extending PSPO coverage. Coverage focuses on the possibility that the borough-wide extension could change how enforcement works in practice, including how residents and visitors are affected by any conditions attached to the order.
Both outlets present the same core development: a council is seeking input on whether to broaden a PSPO to cover the whole borough. However, the available excerpts do not provide detailed information on the specific behaviours targeted, the consultation timeline, or the exact boundaries of any proposed restrictions.
