Newquay MP to hold public meeting over antisocial behaviour concerns

Newquay's MP is inviting residents to share their concerns about antisocial behaviour at a public meeting involving police and local organisations.

Noah Law, Labour MP for St Austell and Newquay, is organising the event as part of a series of community conversations aimed at tackling antisocial behaviour across his constituency.

The Newquay meeting will take place on Friday 6 November, from 6.30pm to 8.30pm, with the venue yet to be confirmed.

Mr Law says the event follows the success of a previous community conversation in St Austell and will give residents the opportunity to raise concerns directly with police representatives and other local stakeholders.

A further meeting is also planned for Fraddon.

Mr Law said: "Following the success of the Community Conversations I held on Antisocial Behaviour in St Austell, I will meet residents in both Fraddon and Newquay, together with local police and other stakeholders to hear any concerns and make a plan of action."

The MP says tackling antisocial behaviour is central to his election pledge to revitalise town centres and villages, making them safer and more welcoming.

He hopes the meetings will provide an informal and respectful environment where residents can discuss problems affecting their communities, hear from local services and suggest possible solutions.

Residents wishing to attend the Newquay meeting are asked to register in advance through Eventbrite.