'A considerable amount of money is being invested, however local youths seem to be attracted to entering both buildings and causing damage'
Historic buildings undergoing renovation in St Annes are falling victim to persistent vandalism by anti-social youths sparking urgent safety warnings from police and councillors.
They warn that the building sites are 'dangerous places' and parents and guardians have been warned that 'any criminal offences will be investigated and pursued'. Fylde Council and Fylde Police have also been working with the businesses involved to increase CCTV coverage and police patrols in the area are being increased..
Councillor Christopher Dixon, Lead member for Social Wellbeing, said: "The renovations to take place by the building, formally known as JR Taylors, are crucial to the town. We are very concerned to hear of anti-social behaviour committed by some youths and the safety risks associated with this behaviour.
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