Quiet street rejoices after 'neighbours from hell' FINALLY evicted by police
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A quiet Lancashire street has breathed a collective sigh of relief after authorities finally shuttered a property that had plagued their community for years.On May 1, Burnley Police secured a closure order for 19 Hudson Street, a dwelling locals had come to describe as a "house from hell".The action came following persistent complaints about drug-related activity at the address.Officers worked alongside Burnley Council and Calico Housing to obtain the order through the courts.For those living nearby, the intervention marks the end of what had become an exhausting battle against antisocial behaviour on their doorstep.One woman who has lived near Hudson Street celebrated the end of the ordeal.
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I thought I'd gone deaf at first," she told Lancashire Live, describing the sudden absence of commotion."It was horrible.
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The police were there pretty much every day," she added.The resident explained that the troubles had persisted for years, with numerous neighbours repeatedly lodging...
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