Appeal following collision at Liverpool Shopping Park, Old Swan
11:36 12/10/2026We are appealing for information following a collision involving a child pedestrian and an electric bike at Liverpool Shopping Park in Old Swan on Saturday 3 October.
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We are appealing for information following a collision involving a child pedestrian and an electric bike at Liverpool Shopping Park in Old Swan on Saturday 3 October.
A man has been charged with a number of driving offences after officers recovered a stolen high-powered scrambler bike and suspected Class A drugs in Woolton.
Detectives have issued a CCTV image of a man who may have information that could assist their enquiries following an assault and the theft of alcohol from a shop in Walton.
A man has been charged after a load of posters appeared on lampposts, bus stops and shop shutters across Vauxhall and Walton in the early hours of Sunday, 4 October.
A woman has been arrested following a search of a house in Liverpool where suspected crack cocaine and heroin were found along with knives and a haul of fireworks.
As an Evolve area this is part of the Clear Hold Build strategy which sees Police working together with partners and residents to disrupt and deterĀ organised crime groups (OCG) andĀ help rebuild neighbourhoods into places where people would love to live, work and visit.
Issued 03 September 2026
Officers have continued to carry out both hi-visibility and plain clothed proactive patrols, resulting in a number of arrests being made.
Actioned 03 September 2026