Bebington

Community engagement and information received from local residents has highlighted ongoing concerns regarding anti-social behaviour within the Bebington Road and Church Road areas.
Issues reported include groups gathering in public spaces, resulting in noise, disorder and behaviour that can cause alarm or distress to members of the community, particularly during evenings and weekends.
Concerns have also been raised around the use of modified or high-powered electric pedal cycles, with residents reporting dangerous riding, nuisance behaviour and risks to public safety.
Collectively, these issues are impacting on community confidence and residents' enjoyment of the area.

Neighbourhood Policing officers are increasing high-visibility patrols in the affected locations, focusing on the times when incidents are most commonly reported.
Officers will engage with young people, residents and partner agencies to address concerns, provide reassurance and identify those responsible for anti-social behaviour. Targeted activity will also be undertaken to tackle the inappropriate and illegal use of electric pedal cycles through education, enforcement and intelligence-led operations. Information gathered from the community will continue to be used to direct police activity and ensure an effective response to local concerns.