A court-ordered closure on a Northfleet property has been extended for an additional three months after ongoing concerns about antisocial behaviour, Kent Police have confirmed.

The property in Lawrance Square was initially subjected to a closure order in late 2024 following multiple reports from local residents of criminal damage, threatening behaviour, intimidation, drug misuse, and persistent noise disturbances.

After the original three-month order expired, Kent Police successfully applied to magistrates on Tuesday, 18 February 2025, to extend the closure for another three months. The order prohibits entry to anyone except emergency services and local council employees.

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Community Reassurance

Speaking about the court’s decision, Police Sergeant Steve Cole said:

“This action demonstrates the importance of community cooperation. We rely on residents to report concerns, and together we can take the necessary steps to keep our neighbourhoods safe and secure.”

Reporting Antisocial Behaviour

Residents who witness or experience antisocial behaviour are encouraged to contact Kent Police by calling 101 or reporting online through the police website. In emergencies, always dial 999.

Anonymous reports can also be made through Crimestoppers at 0800 555 111.

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