Mums' Army: Stories of antisocial behaviour

Mums’ Army (registered political party 16536) has been established to combat antisocial behaviour in Britain. Launched in January 2006, we have continued to demand that the epidemic of bullying and violent behaviour be given higher priority by the government. With over 300 active campaigners across the UK, we put up candidates for the local elections in 2006 and 2007. Find more information and a list of all campaigners go to: www.mumsarmy.org.uk or email mums.army@bauer.co.uk

Monday, September 18, 2006

Gainsborough, Lincolnshire: Jean Lawson

With her grown up children having left home, Jean Lawson lives on her own and is vulnerable to antisocial behaviour. Jean, 62, says: ‘The yobs on my street strut around and intimidate me with verbal abuse, loud music and spitting. If we don’t stand together they will grind us down. I can’t do it on my own and just hope that people in my community will come to local meetings and help to better our neighbourhood. We must stand up and be counted to get rid of antisocial behaviour before it takes over completely.’
Jean Lawson,
Gainsborough, Lincolnshire
Tel: 07929 782168

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