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4 days ago
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Patrols targeting ‘illegal use of off-road bikes' undertaken by Gwent officers
Patrols focusing on the 'illegal use of off-road bikes' were carried out by Gwent police officers yesterday (Monday, August 11). The patrols targeted off-road bikes in the Sirhowy Valley Country Park, Cwmfelinfach and Wattsville areas, as well as Mynydd Maen Common in Pantside. A spokesperson for Gwent Police said: 'These vehicles cause damage, disturb wildlife, and pose a danger to the public. 'We're committed to keeping our communities safe and protecting our countryside 'If you spot off-road bikes being used illegally in your area, please report it to us by calling 101, direct messaging us on social media or using our website.'
Yahoo
06-07-2025
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Bolton police patrol fields and parks to prevent illegal use of off-road bikes
Police officers have been out patrolling on foot as part of efforts to stop the illegal use of off-road bikes. Yesterday afternoon, (Saturday, July 5), officers set out in areas where the bikes are being used. These include local fields and parks - where warnings are in place to not use the vehicles. Police have warned that any riders found to be using off-road bikes in these areas will have their vehicle seized "without further warning". Warnings are in place forbidding the use of off-road bikes (Image: GMP) A spokesperson for Greater Manchester Police said: "Officers from the Bolton North Neighbourhood Team have been on foot patrol this afternoon/evening in areas where off-road bikes are being used. READ MORE: Cuckooing: Police reveal signs to look out for for crime READ MORE: Driver fled at 90mph when police saw passenger 'performing sex act' READ MORE: Sara Cox speaks fondly about her dad who is still farming now "There are a number of section 59 warning signs at entrances to local fields and parks, pursuant to the Police Reform Act 2002. "Any off-road bikes found being used in these areas will be seized without further warning. "If you have any information about those riding off-road bikes in your area, you can contact the independent charity, CrimeStoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111 or via their website."
