Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) Consultation: - Inappropriate and  inconsiderate vehicle use causing vehicle related Anti-Social Behaviour 

The Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 was introduced to provide  revised legislation to deal with antisocial activities. As part of the Norfolk Police  initiative ‘Operation Octane’ the Council have been asked to designate 4 public  space protection orders to restrict the antisocial and inappropriate use of motor  vehicles in urban centres. Examples of behaviour include racing, dough nutting on  car parks and large unauthorised gatherings of motor vehicles. 

This forms part of a wider expanse of PSPO restrictions established by our local  authority partners in Norfolk to maintain a consistent approach to combat this type of cross boundary antisocial behaviour. 

Further information regarding these PSPOs and Operation Octane can be examined  and viewed on the North Norfolk District Council consultation web page: https://www.north-norfolk.gov.uk/tasks/environmental-protection/psposinconsiderate-and-inappropriate-vehicle-use/ 

If you would like to make representations concerning these decisions, please reply  between the 4th Nov 2024 and the 9th Dec 2024. 

In order to make your comments known please contact us using the methods  specified below:

Email: pspo-review@north-norfolk.gov.uk 

Telephone: Contact the Councils Customer Services Team on 01263  513811 who will record and register comments on your behalf. 

Write: Environmental Protection Team, North Norfolk District Council,  Holt Road, Cromer NR27 9EN