Youths have been throwing fireworks, torching bins and buzzing around the neighbourhood on motorcycles
Police are increasing patrols around Errington Avenue, in Arbourthorne, Sheffield, after reports of youngsters being involved in anti-social behaviour with fireworks.South Yorkshire Police officer Sergeant Wilson, who oversees the South East area of the city, said: “We are aware of several instances of anti-social behaviour in the Arbourthorne area, which we know is causing concern among residents.
Police are also holding drop-in sessions at Arbourthorne Centre for residents with concerns to speak to officers. Sgt Wilson added: “Rest assured we will continue to proactively be present and follow any lines of enquiry that will help stop the disturbance, and we urge anyone who can give us information to please do so.”
MP Louise Haigh, for Sheffield Heeley, stressed such problems in Arbourthorne need to be treated as a priority. She said: “It’s extremely concerning that further incidents have taken place on Errington Avenue. Residents in Arbourthorne will be understandably concerned about the ongoing disturbance and number of violent incidents.
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