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Government look to broaden definition of "serious disruption"
An amendment to the Public Order Bill would give police more flexibility and clarity over when they can intervene to stop demonstrators blocking roads or slow marching.
Date - 16th January 2023
By - Cachella Smith
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By - Cachella Smith
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