Tenants in Louth Being 'Held to Ransom' by Anti-Social Behaviour - 01/04/2026

Tenants in some housing estates across Louth are being "held to ransom" by antisocial behaviour. Labour councillor Pio Smith told the March meeting of Louth County Council that the issue is leaving residents unable to "live in peace in their own homes". It comes as Louth County Council has launched its new tenant engagement strategy to tackle antisocial behaviour across the county. We heard more about all of this on The Agenda this morning. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Tenants in some housing estates across Louth are being "held to ransom" by antisocial behaviour. Labour councillor Pio Smith told the March meeting of Louth County Council that the issue is leaving residents unable to "live in peace in their own homes". It comes as Louth County Council has launched its new tenant engagement strategy to tackle antisocial behaviour across the county. We heard more about all of this on The Agenda this morning. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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