Contracts 'Cut' Anti-Social Behaviour on Housing Estate

Police in Liverpool say a new method of asking neighbours to report anti-social behaviour has made a "genuine" difference to problems on one estate.

Residents on the Westminster estate in the north of the city are asked to fill in diaries.

They detail problems like nuisance neighbours or rowdy gangs.

Superintendent Simon Irving from Merseyside Police says the community has "taken ownership" of anti-social behaviour.

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