A dispersal order has been put in place across Windsor and surrounding areas due to anti-social behaviour.
The Section 34 Dispersal Order came into force on Saturday, October 24, and covers the region from 9am until 11.59pm.
The order gives officers additional powers to direct individuals or groups to leave the area if they are involved in anti-social behaviour, public disorder or causing a nuisance.
Police said anyone who refuses to comply with a direction to leave, or returns to the area while the order remains in force, could be arrested.
The order has been authorised to help prevent and deter anti-social behaviour and provide officers with the powers needed to maintain public safety.
Chief Inspector Dave Washington said: "Due to the potential for anti-social behaviour in the Windsor area, these powers have been enacted for the safety of the public and to keep our communities safe.
"You may see more police officers in the area while the order is in place. If you have any concerns, please speak to any of our officers who will be on patrol throughout the day and evening."
Thames Valley Police said the measure is intended to give officers the ability to respond quickly to any issues that arise and reassure residents and visitors.
The force thanked the public for their support and cooperation, adding that the order forms part of efforts to help keep Windsor safe for everyone.
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