Dispersal Zone introduced in Woodchurch
19:11 16/04/2025A dispersal zone has been introduced in Woodchurch tonight, Wednesday 16 April, in response to an increase in reports of anti-social behaviour and criminal damage in the area.
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A dispersal zone has been introduced in Woodchurch tonight, Wednesday 16 April, in response to an increase in reports of anti-social behaviour and criminal damage in the area.
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