Boy racers in Norwich are causing a stir, and it's not just the sound of their engines that's the issue. The city's residents are facing a range of disturbances, from excessive speeding to dangerous stunts, all of which can lead to serious harm. The Police and Social Order (PSPO) has given police the power to issue fines of up to £1,000 for those who breach the order, and the situation is only getting worse. In the past year, Norfolk Police received 95 calls about vehicle-related anti-social behavior in Norwich, with more than half of those calls coming from the Britannia Road area, near HMP Norwich and Mousehold Heath. Residents are feeling intimidated and disrupted by the behavior of these boy racers, and it's not just the noise that's the problem. The situation has reached a boiling point, and it's time for the police to take more action to deal with the problems caused by these reckless drivers. The PSPO is a necessary step, but it's not enough on its own. The police need to take a harder line and issue fines more frequently to deter these drivers from causing further harm. The residents of Norwich deserve to live in a safe and peaceful environment, and it's time for the authorities to take action to protect them.
