Paul Scully MP defends saying parts of Tower Hamlets ‘no-go’ areas

Paul Scully, a Member of Parliament, has defended his comments about certain parts of Tower Hamlets being ‘no-go’ areas. In an interview with a local newspaper, Scully claimed that there were areas in the borough where crime rates were high and residents felt unsafe.

Despite facing criticism for his remarks, Scully maintains that his intention was to highlight the need for more policing and community support in these areas. He argues that by acknowledging the problem, steps can be taken to address it and ensure the safety of all residents.

While some have accused Scully of stigmatizing the borough, others have commended him for speaking out on an important issue. The debate continues as to how best to improve safety and security in Tower Hamlets, with different viewpoints and solutions being put forward.

Regardless of the controversy, Scully stands by his comments and is committed to working towards a safer and more inclusive community for all residents of Tower Hamlets.