Hundreds of potential troublemakers dispersed during summer crackdown on antisocial behaviour

KentOnline - Sep 21, 2026

Extent of summer crackdown on beach brawls, drinking and widespread disorder revealed by police as more than 350 people told to leave seaside towns.

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