Second Closure Order Issued for Truro Property Following ASB Concerns

Truro Address Hit With Second Closure Order After ASB Concerns

A property in Truro has been issued with a second closure order following ongoing concerns about antisocial behaviour.

Police confirmed that the address in St Thomas Close, which had already been subject to a full three-month closure order earlier this year, has now received a further order after what officers described as a significant reduction in antisocial behaviour during the initial period.

Second Order Comes Into Force

The latest full closure order was issued last week, making it illegal for anyone to enter the property for the next three months.

According to Truro, Perranporth and Tregony Police, the decision was taken as a preventative measure after the earlier order led to a noticeable improvement in the area.

Police Point to Positive Impact

Officers said the reduction in antisocial behaviour during the first closure period played a key role in securing the second order.

They added that action like this is taken to ensure people feel safe and secure where they live, particularly when disruption affects the wider community.

Support Offered To Tenant

Police confirmed that the tenant affected by the order has been signposted to relevant support services while the closure remains in place.

How To Report Concerns

Residents experiencing antisocial behaviour or wishing to raise concerns are encouraged to report incidents via the police website or by calling 101.