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Falkirk councillor to stage anti-social behaviour protest at Scottish Parliament

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A Falkirk councillor is set to stage a Scottish Parliament protest about a rise in anti-social behaviour, saying the system "is simply not working and overwhelmed".

Independent Bonnybridge councillor Billy Buchanan says he is frustrated at a huge surge in cases that mean many people "do not feel safe in their own areas".The former Provost has written to the Minister for Community Safety, Ash Regan, to advise her that he will be protesting outside the Scottish Parliament next week and has asked her to come and meet him. READ MORE: Falkirk council warned rat infestations is becoming a serious problem In his letter, Cllr Buchanan said: "I have been a councillor for over 30 years and I see major increases in cases.

Many people do not feel safe in their own areas and it has caused them to move or consider leaving their homes."Local councils, the Police and social landlords are supposed to have effective powers to deal with the problem but it is not working and it is frustrating for the likes of me that I am unable, as a councillor, to have any real input for change."I feel so sorry for our most vulnerable in society who are living in fear, some prisoners in their own homes.Falkirk Live brings you the latest headlines from Falkirk and beyond.But did you know all the ways you can stay informed with us?We share live news and exclusive scoops every day so make sure you're following us so we can keep you informed on all things Falkirk!"Despite having the Anti-social Behaviour (Scotland) Act 2004 and local council strategies, there is nothing that is in place that is preventing and tackling this major humanitarian crisis, as that’s what it is, from rampaging through communities."Cllr Buchanan will be outside the Scottish

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