A new petition opposing public space protection orders in Southampton, which petitioners say "pose a threat to civil liberties and [criminalise] homelessness and begging," has been launched on website 38 Degrees.
It has some 630 signatures at the time of writing.
A previous petition, now closed, gained 216 signatures.
The council is due to decide on introducing the controversial measures in various city zones at a cabinet meeting on Tuesday (March 15 - item 9).
Labour's Cabinet Member for Housing and Sustainability will be seeking authority to introduce the orders.
The petition is here.
Previously: PSPOs: solving problems or 'criminalising poverty'
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