Blaby District Council says there are concerns about the risk of harm to young children and animals
A Leicestershire council said it was working with the police following a "significant increase" in anti-social behaviour in parks and open spaces.
Broken glass, litter, graffiti, burnt grass and damaged equipment have been reported in areas including Blaby, Narborough, Littlethorpe and Enderby. Blaby District Council said concerns had been raised about the risk of harm to young children and animals.The council said the recent anti-social behaviour had made some parents and dog walkers feel unable to use green spaces.
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