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Motorcross bikes are being used in an anti-social manner around the areas of Mill Lane and the Quarry
Issued 01 July 2026
particularly during peak times when incidents are reported. We have gathered and reviewed intelligence from community reports, CCTV and other available evidence to identify offenders.
Officers have issued warning letters, Section 59 notices (where appropriate), and other enforcement powers against riders involved in anti-social use of vehicles.Â
Actioned 30 August 2026
E-scooters are being used to cause anti-social behaviour in Earl Shilton, by riding on the pedestrian footpaths
Issued 01 July 2026
Patrols have been conducted regularly and we’re pleased to say with very little e-scooter activity observed. We are sure this issue has not gone away and we will continue to monitor.
Actioned 30 August 2026
Youths are acting in an anti-social manner on Wood Street Park, with reports of them drinking, fighting, setting fires, and causing damage to fences
Issued 01 July 2026
Patrols were conducted in the Wood Street Park area, where officers engaged with a group of youths. Through this engagement, it was established that they were the individuals entering the Ivydence Close Care Home. Strong words of advice were given regarding their behaviour and all relevant details were obtained. The youths' names have been added to ECINS for intelligence purposes. This was a positive engagement with a really good outcome, as those involved were identified and appropriately addressed.
Actioned 30 August 2026