Yobs face eviction from social housing after three anti-social behaviour strikes, Rishi Sunak to declare

Crackdown on Anti-Social Behaviour

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is set to announce that yobs will be evicted from their social housing after three strikes of anti-social behaviour. Additionally, convicted fly-tippers will face points on their driving licenses as part of new measures to tackle crime.

New Policing Strategies

The Tories will introduce "hotspot" policing, ramping up stop and search activities and patrols in troubled areas across England and Wales. Pilot schemes have shown promising results in reducing anti-social behaviour in crime-ridden areas.

Building Safer Communities

Rishi Sunak will emphasize the importance of feeling safe in one's neighborhood and taking pride in the community. The government aims to crack down on fly-tipping, evict nuisance tenants, and combat anti-social behavior to create a secure future for all.

Examples of Success

The city of Southend in Essex and Blackpool have seen significant reductions in crime through increased police presence and hotspot patrols. The Conservatives are highlighting these areas as models for turning things around in rundown towns and cities.

Apology for Partygate

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak apologized for his involvement in Partygate after facing questions from a factory worker. Despite the apology, some remain skeptical about trust in the government following the controversy.