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In Clatterbridge, residents continue to report concerns around youth anti-social behaviour on the Poulton Lancelyn estate, where groups of young people on bikes have been intimidating older residents through nuisance behaviour, including banging on windows and causing alarm.
Burglary remains a priority, alongside wider concerns regarding retail crime and the continued misuse of bikes and e-bikes on the Wirral Way.
Supporting vulnerable members of the community also remains a key priority, with ongoing engagement at Clatterbridge Hospital Cancer Centre to provide reassurance and support to patients and their families, while maintaining visible policing activity across the ward and at community events such as the Whitfield Common Sprint Festival.Action taken:
Regular patrols are taking place on the Poulton Lancelyn estate to deter youth ASB and reassure residents.
Activity continues to tackle burglary concerns, alongside patrols on the Wirral Way to address bike-related nuisance. Officers also continue community engagement at Clatterbridge Hospital Cancer Centre and maintain a visible presence across the ward to provide reassurance and address local concerns.