London Borough of Richmond upon Thames Public Spaces Protection Order 2023 (Anti-Social Activity)
Richmond Council is consulting on extending its Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) for anti-social activity, which was due to expire in September 2026.
Richmond Council is currently consulting on proposals to extend the Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) for anti-social activity, which was originally set to expire in September 2026. The Regulatory Committee reviewed proposals for extending the order for an additional three years on February 3, 2026, making revised draft PSPOs available for public review and feedback.
The Public Spaces Protection Order 2023 (Anti-Social Activity) is designed to tackle anti-social behaviour across the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. The council is seeking public feedback on renewing the order to continue addressing these issues.
Key facts
- Richmond Council is preparing a public consultation on extending the PSPO for anti-social activity. Source
- The PSPO was originally set to expire in September 2026. Source
- The Regulatory Committee reviewed proposals for extending the PSPO on February 3, 2026. Source
- The proposed extension for the PSPO is for an additional three years. Source
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