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The Shuttleworth House tenant says he has seen buyers passed out, taking drugs in stairwells and even threatening those who live there.

Cameras have just been fitted to cover the fire escapes, which are often broken by people trying to get access.“The doors have to be repaired at least once a month. Cameras are a small victory – hopefully they will be monitored properly,” the resident said.“I have reported the problems to the council and police countless times, but nothing seems to have improved.Lincolnshire Police said they weren’t aware of anti-social behaviour issues in the building.

“Our Labour leadership forget the people we represent live out the majority of their lives in the housing estates and their homes, not the city centre.”Keeley Johnson, Tenancy Services Manager at City of Lincoln Council, said: “Our night caretaking service at Shuttleworth House is in place for four nights per week, but we have an on-call service for the remaining three nights.

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