Get help at our antisocial behaviour surgeries

If you have any concerns about antisocial behaviour on your property or in the community then come along to one of our surgeries.

You will be able to speak to police and council officers who will be able to advise you and the steps you can take.

The sessions in January are at:

Tuesday 16 at 3-5pm, Victoria Community Centre, Charles Street, Whitefield, M45 6AL
Thursday 19 at 9am-noon Trinity Baptist Church, Westminster Avenue, Radcliffe, M26 3WD

NEW SESSION ADDED: Thursday 25 at 9am-noon Topping Fold Community Centre, 36 Topping Fold Road, Bury, BL9 7NG

Further sessions will take place.

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Peter Doherty

Press contact Press Officer Press Office p.doherty@bury.gov.uk

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