Police to ramp up presence in two notorious anti-social behaviour hotspots
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukTwo notorious hotspots for anti-social behaviour are set to benefit from an increased police presence. Two new police 'posts' have been opened in Tameside by Greater Manchester Police and Tameside Council - at Ashton Market Hall and Ryecroft Hall, in Audenshaw.
The new sites will provide officers and PCSOs with a base so they can spend more time in the community, although they are not open to the public in the same way as a police station. READ MORE: The neighbourhood that's currently Greater Manchester's Covid hotspot - and where there's better news The 'posts' have been set up to tackle any issues that arise in two locations which have seen repeated episodes of anti-social behaviour.
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