Posted: Wed 27th May 2020

Extra patrols to tackle anti-social behaviour in the Chirk area

Wrexham.com for people living in or visiting the Wrexham area
This article is old - Published: Wednesday, May 27th, 2020

Police will be carrying out extra patrols in the Pont y Blew area of Chirk especially at weekends following a spate of anti-social behaviour and criminal damage.

Local police say fence posts on private land have been ripped up by groups of people trying to get access for bikes to ride across fields to the river Ceiriog.

Gates have also been left open allowing cows to walk into fields covered in slurry which can dangerous for animals.

PC Angela Faulkner said; “We have had groups of people, some coming from Oswestry and other parts of Shropshire travelling to the Pont y Blew area, behaving anti- socially, damaging fences and entering fields.

“This land is private and no access is allowed.”

“We will be patrolling the area and will take robust action against anyone responsible for anti-social and abusive behaviour or criminal damage.”



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