A property in Hailsham associated with persistent anti-social behaviour will remain shut for a further three months - after police secured an extension to its closure order.
Police applied for a full closure of the address in Archery Walk in December 2020 due to ongoing criminal and anti-social behaviour at the property.
This included concerns around drug activity, with officers having previously executed a positive warrant at the premises.
The closure order was granted at Brighton Magistrates’ on Friday 4 December under the Anti-Social Behaviour Crime and Policing Act 2014, and stopped anybody from entering the premises for three months from that date.
At the same court on Tuesday (March 2), police were successful in securing a three-month extension to the full closure order.
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