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The Centre for Social Justice has called for parents of youths involved in anti-social behaviour to face benefit cuts or eviction from social housing. The proposal follows a rise in anti-social behaviour since Labour came to power and recent violent incidents in Middlesbrough. The report also suggests measures for social landlords and security personnel to address crime in communities.
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The Centre for Social Justice has called for parents of youths involved in anti-social behaviour to face benefit cuts or eviction from social housing. The proposal follows a rise in anti-social behaviour since Labour came to power and recent violent incidents in Middlesbrough. The report also suggests measures for social landlords and security personnel to address crime in communities.
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Dock benefits for parents of anti-social youngsters, think-tank urges in wake of Middlesbrough disorder
Think-tank proposes benefit cuts for parents of youths involved in anti-social behaviour