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AntisocialBehaviour
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- Tube & Rail · All London
Burnham launches campaign against loud phone use on public transport
Andy Burnham has announced a new campaign targeting antisocial behaviour on public transport, including playing loud music or videos from phones without headphones. Commuters in London have shared their frustrations with the issue, questioning the campaign's enforcement.
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London buses may impose £100 fines for loud music
Passengers on London buses could face fines of up to £100 for playing music or videos without headphones, as part of a wider crackdown on antisocial behaviour. Local authorities now have the power to introduce and enforce such rules on their bus networks.
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New Fines and Campaign Target Transport Nuisance
New government measures aim to curb antisocial behaviour on public transport. Offenders on buses could face fines of up to £100 for nuisance actions like vaping and littering. A national campaign encourages rail passengers to use headphones, with non-compliance potentially leading to prosecution.
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Roads & Driving · North LondonAlperton motorbike meets prompt calls for enforcement action
Residents in Alperton have urged Brent Council and the Metropolitan Police to take coordinated action against weekly motorbike meets on Beresford Road. Concerns include dangerous riding, noise, litter, and cloned number plates, with councillors and locals demanding enforcement under existing powers.
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