A troublesome tenant who made life unbearable for residents in Chard has been evicted from his home on Silver Street. On Thursday, July 3, local police collaborated with Stonewater Housing Association to remove the individual following numerous complaints about his conduct.
The tenant, along with others connected to the property, had been a source of continuous distress due to anti-social behaviour, drug use, and criminal damage. This prolonged disruption significantly impacted the well-being of local residents.
To secure the property, metal sheeting was installed over the windows to prevent unauthorized access. The evicted tenant has been prohibited from returning to the home except to retrieve belongings, which must be done under the supervision of Stonewater Housing Association staff.
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South Somerset Neighbourhood Police highlighted that the eviction marks an important step towards reducing crime and anti-social activities in the area. They expressed gratitude to the community for their patience throughout the lengthy legal process and encouraged anyone experiencing similar issues to report them promptly via the appropriate channels.
This decisive action aims to restore peace and security to the Silver Street neighbourhood, offering relief to residents who endured ongoing harassment and disruption.