Brighton Police Crack Down on Underage Drinking Surge
Parents Urged to Talk Openly About Alcohol
Brighton & Hove Police are sounding the alarm on a spike in underage drinking. Recently, more kids have been out late, sneaking into bars with fake IDs and downing booze. The force is calling on parents to have straight-up conversations with their youngsters about the dangers of alcohol.
They want parents to cover the law, the physical and social risks, and why staying sober in Brighton’s lively scene is key to safety.
Police Want Brighton’s Nights Safe for All
While officers say they enjoy meeting young people around the city, they insist everyone must enjoy Brighton’s buzz responsibly. The force has taken to Facebook urging parents to get involved. They say community support is vital to stamping out underage drinking and keeping the city safe and fun for everyone.
Know How to Report and Stay Safe
The police remind residents you can report crimes online or via 101. For emergencies, always ring 999. By working together, Brighton & Hove Police hope to build a safer environment for all who live and play in this vibrant city.
