POLICE DETAILS
Merseyside Police - Eastham Neighbourhood

Speeding and ASB

The parish leader and local community volunteers have identified locations across the area which have been suffering from speeding. These locations are now being targeted in partnership with our community speed watch team and regular initiatives will take place over the next few months. High visibility patrolling will also take place to educate and deter speeding.

The community have raised concerns about bike robberies taking place within the area. The parish leader and local community volunteers have identified locations across the area which have been suffering from speeding including Eastham village, Bridle Road and Ferry Road.

These locations are now being targeted in partnership with our community speed watch team and regular initiatives will take place over the next few months. High visibility patrolling will also take place to educate and deter speeding.
Operation Gears is a robust response targeting Serious Organised Crime, robbery and ASB linked to the illegal use of two-wheeled vehicles. We will utilise various tactics to target those involved in bike robberies.

The community have raised ongoing concerns regarding a series of bike robberies occurring within the area, highlighting the need for increased visibility and targeted patrols. In addition, both the parish leader and local community volunteers have identified several locations that continue to suffer from persistent speeding issues. Areas specifically mentioned include Eastham Village, Bridle Road and Ferry Road, where residents have expressed worries about road safety and the impact on pedestrians and local traffic. This feedback reflects a strong desire from the community for enhanced enforcement and preventative measures to address these emerging priorities.

In response to these concerns, local officers have increased high-visibility patrols in areas affected by bike robberies, alongside conducting targeted operations to identify offenders and reassure residents. Officers are also engaging with schools, youth groups and local partners to promote bike security and encourage reporting of suspicious behaviour. To address the speeding issues highlighted by the parish leader and community volunteers, the neighbourhood team has carried out speed‑monitoring deployments across Eastham Village, Bridle Road and Ferry Road, working closely with Roads Policing and the Local Authority. These operations aim to deter dangerous driving, gather enforcement data and ensure that community feedback directly shapes future policing activity.

The community has raised ongoing concerns about several locations affected by persistent speeding issues. Areas specifically highlighted include Eastham Village, Bridle Road, and Ferry Road, where residents have expressed concerns about road safety and the risks to pedestrians and general traffic.
This feedback reflects a clear community priority for enhanced enforcement and preventative measures to address these issues and improve overall safety.

In response to these concerns, local officers have increased high-visibility patrols in areas affected by bike robberies, alongside targeted operations to identify offenders and reassure residents. Officers are also engaging with schools, youth groups, and local partners to promote bike security and encourage the reporting of suspicious behaviour.
To address the speeding issues the neighbourhood team has undertaken speed-monitoring deployments across Eastham Village, Bridle Road, and Ferry Road, working closely with Roads Policing and the Local Authority. These activities aim to deter dangerous driving, gather evidence for enforcement, and ensure that community feedback directly informs future policing activity.

The community has raised ongoing concerns about several locations affected by persistent speeding issues. Areas specifically highlighted include Eastham Village, Bridle Road, and Ferry Road, where residents have expressed concerns about road safety and the risks to pedestrians and general traffic.
This feedback reflects a clear community priority for enhanced enforcement and preventative measures to address these issues and improve overall safety.

In response to these concerns, local officers have increased high-visibility patrols in areas affected by bike robberies, alongside targeted operations to identify offenders and reassure residents. Officers are also engaging with schools, youth groups, and local partners to promote bike security and encourage the reporting of suspicious behaviour.
To address the speeding issues the neighbourhood team has undertaken speed-monitoring deployments across Eastham Village, Bridle Road, and Ferry Road, working closely with Roads Policing and the Local Authority. These activities aim to deter dangerous driving, gather evidence for enforcement, and ensure that community feedback directly informs future policing activity.