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WORK to address anti-social behaviour in Adur impressed Sue Strickland, assistant director of the government's Respect task force.
By The Newsroom
Published 15th Dec 2006, 13:38 BST
Updated 7th Jun 2018, 23:45 BST

Sue was a guest speaker at the council's tenants and leaseholders conference Building Respect in Adur on Friday.

Adur District Council is taking on the Respect standard as part of its commitment to tackling anti-social behaviour and creating a culture of respect. All council tenants and leaseholders were invited to the conference.

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The Respect standard aims to have central government, local agencies and communities working together to create places where people have more respect for one another.

Other speakers included Sergeant Chris Cox and Peter Latham, who talked about the work of the Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership in Adur.

Housing committee chairman, Julie Searle said: "Many people today feel one of the problems facing society is the lack of respect certain individuals have for their neighbours and their community.

"We already do a lot of work to address these concerns and tackle anti social behaviour. And we will continue to work with our partners to achieve even more."

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