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Merseyside Police - Bebington Neighbourhood

ASB, Bebington at the junction of The Village & Old Chester Road.

We will be providing high visibility patrols in the area and working with the council ASB team to address these issues.

The community report ASB at the junction of Bebington Road and Old Chester Road. Gathering youths are causing some residents issues mainly during the evening.

Officers will be providing high visibility patrols in the area and working with the council ASB team to address these issues.

Recent feedback from the local community indicates a noticeable increase in anti‑social behaviour around Bebington Road and Church Road, particularly:
Groups of youths gathering in the area
Noise, nuisance and intimidation felt by some residents.
Issues occurring mainly during evenings and weekends.
Concerns about high‑powered electric pedal cycles being ridden in a dangerous or anti‑social manner

Community Impact
Residents have reported feeling unsettled and, at times, unsafe due to the behaviour of some individuals. The increased presence of high‑powered electric pedal cycles presents additional concerns around public safety, illegal road use, and nuisance behaviour.

Increased high‑visibility patrols during peak times (evenings & weekends)
Targeted engagement with identified youth groups and individuals
Enforcement activity where criminal or dangerous behaviour is identified, including offences relating to electric pedal cycles
Use of dispersal powers, where appropriate, to tackle persistent ASB
Intelligence gathering, including reviewing CCTV opportunities and working with the community to identify hotspots and key individuals

Recent community feedback highlights a noticeable rise in anti‑social behaviour around Bebington Road and Church Road, particularly involving:

Groups of young people congregating in the area
Reports of noise, nuisance, and behaviour perceived as intimidating by some residents
Incidents occurring mainly during evenings and weekends
Concerns regarding the unsafe or anti‑social use of high‑powered electric pedal cycles

Community Impact
Residents have reported feeling increasingly unsettled and, at times, unsafe as a result of these issues. The presence and use of high‑powered electric pedal cycles also raises additional concerns around public safety, potential illegal road use, and ongoing nuisance behaviour.

Increased high‑visibility patrols during peak periods, particularly evenings and weekends
Focused engagement with identified groups of young people and relevant individuals
Proactive enforcement where criminal or dangerous activity is identified, including offences involving electric pedal cycles
Appropriate use of dispersal powers to address persistent anti‑social behaviour
Ongoing intelligence gathering, including reviewing CCTV opportunities and working with the community to identify hotspots and individuals of concern

Recent community feedback highlights a noticeable rise in anti‑social behaviour around Bebington Road and Church Road, particularly involving:

Groups of young people congregating in the area
Reports of noise, nuisance, and behaviour perceived as intimidating by some residents
Incidents occurring mainly during evenings and weekends
Concerns regarding the unsafe or anti‑social use of high‑powered electric pedal cycles

Community Impact
Residents have reported feeling increasingly unsettled and, at times, unsafe as a result of these issues. The presence and use of high‑powered electric pedal cycles also raises additional concerns around public safety, potential illegal road use, and ongoing nuisance behaviour.

Increased high‑visibility patrols during peak periods, particularly evenings and weekends
Focused engagement with identified groups of young people and relevant individuals
Proactive enforcement where criminal or dangerous activity is identified, including offences involving electric pedal cycles
Appropriate use of dispersal powers to address persistent anti‑social behaviour
Ongoing intelligence gathering, including reviewing CCTV opportunities and working with the community to identify hotspots and individuals of concern