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Warwick property shutdown after ongoing anti-social behaviour concerns

Local News by Nadia Sayed 10th Sep 2026  
Authorities shutdown a Warwick property due to persistent anti-social behaviour issues (image via Warwick Police)
Authorities shutdown a Warwick property due to persistent anti-social behaviour issues (image via Warwick Police)
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A Warwick property has been closed after ongoing concerns about anti-social behaviour.

Police secured a Full Closure Order from Coventry Magistrates' Court which was served at the address yesterday evening (9 September).

This means the property is now closed and unauthorised access is banned.

Police shared breaching a Closure Order is a criminal offence and enforcement action will be taken where necessary.

The force said the action followed concerns raised by the local community and forms part of its efforts to tackle behaviour causing "harm and disruption" to residents.

A police spokesperson said: "This result reflects our ongoing commitment to listening to community concerns and taking robust action against behaviour that causes harm and disruption to local residents."

Police have not provided further details about the specific anti-social behaviour concerns linked to the property.

Residents with concerns about anti-social behaviour in their area are encouraged to report them to police.

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