WARRINGTON’S Golden Gates Housing Trust has been successful in securing an emergency injunction against two men, prohibiting them from entering Gerrard Avenue, Bewsey.
Robert Saxon and Neil Emery were excluded by Warrington County Council from the area until December 14, when a full hearing will take place.
The injunction was granted to protect a vulnerable GGHT tenant who lives in the Bewsey area and follows a previous injunction that had been granted against Robert Saxon for targeting vulnerable tenants in the area.
The injunction granted contains a power of arrest, which means that if they breach it they will be immediately arrested.
Anyone who sees either of the men entering Gerrard Avenue should notify the police immediately by calling 999.
GGHT tenants who have any concerns about anti-social behaviour should contact the Trust free on 0800 25 26 27.
After the injunction was granted, a spokesperson for GGHT said: “We will not tolerate anyone targeting our tenants and have taken this action to protect all of the residents in this area. We are committed to working in partnership with the police and other partners to tackle local issues and improve our communities”.
WARRINGTON'S Golden Gates Housing Trust has been successful in securing
an emergency injunction against two men, prohibiting them from entering
Gerrard Avenue, Bewsey.
Men barred from road
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“Anyone who sees either of the men entering Gerrard Avenue should notify the police immediately by calling 999.” Hmmmm I guess a photo would be good about now!!
look ive had enough of this i was with robert saxon that night not in bewsey or around that area its not fair splashing his name all over the place when he’s innocent