Of the options specified in the survey, dog fouling was the most cited social problem at 59% of respondents, followed by vandalism (49%), litter (48%) and anti social behaviour (42%). Of 91 unprompted social problems entered by respondents, the most cited were: parking (19 mentions including seven specific to the school); nuisance caused by youths (14); and speeding (13).
The majority of respondents (62%) believe that a police
community support officer would help to deter anti social behaviour.
