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Owners of static caravans at Redcar Beach Caravan Park report a rise in anti-social behaviour: youths jumping on roofs, stealing and burning furniture, and setting a gas canister on fire. Police imposed a dispersal zone after organised fighting on the dunes.
Owners of static caravans at Redcar Beach Caravan Park in Coatham, Redcar, North East England, are complaining about escalating anti-social behaviour by groups of youths. According to Carol and Wayne Henshaw, who bought their caravan six years ago, teenagers jump on roofs, steal and set fire to garden furniture, throw stones and food at residents, and use the area as a toilet. One incident involved a gas canister being set alight and exploding. Police introduced a dispersal zone after organised fighting on the dunes in May.
Park operator Tingdene said it is working with police and the council to address the problem but noted limitations due to the adjacent dunes being a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), which restricts fencing. Local councillor Carl Quartermain has set up a steering group involving police, conservation bodies and other stakeholders. The first meeting is scheduled for 6 July.
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Caravan owners at Redcar Beach Caravan Park reported rising anti-social behaviour, including theft and burning of outdoor furniture and a gas canister...
Caravan owners at Redcar Beach Caravan Park reported rising anti-social behaviour, including theft and burning of outdoor furniture and a gas canister that was set alight and exploded. Police enforced a dispersal zone after an alleged organised fight on the dunes.
Owners of static caravans at Redcar Beach Caravan Park have reported a rise in anti-social behaviour, including youths jumping on roofs, theft and ars...
Owners of static caravans at Redcar Beach Caravan Park have reported a rise in anti-social behaviour, including youths jumping on roofs, theft and arson of furniture, and organised fights on the dunes. Police imposed a dispersal order after incidents in May. Operator Tingdene said it is in talks with authorities, but owners deem measures insufficient. A steering group has been formed, with its first meeting scheduled for July 6.
Owners of static caravans at Redcar Beach Caravan Park in the UK report persistent vandalism and anti-social behavior by groups of youths. Carol and W...
Owners of static caravans at Redcar Beach Caravan Park in the UK report persistent vandalism and anti-social behavior by groups of youths. Carol and Wayne Henshaw, who bought their caravan six years ago, say teenagers jump on roofs, steal and set fire to outdoor furniture, and use the area as a toilet. Park owner Tingdene notes that many incidents occur on nearby sand dunes, a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), limiting options for fencing. Local councillor Carl Quartermain has formed a steering group with police, environmental bodies, and other stakeholders to address the issues.
Owners of static caravans at Redcar Beach Caravan Park in North East England have reported a rise in anti-social behaviour by youths, including jumpin...
Owners of static caravans at Redcar Beach Caravan Park in North East England have reported a rise in anti-social behaviour by youths, including jumping on caravan roofs, starting fires on the dunes, stealing and burning furniture, and throwing stones and food. Operator Tingdene stated it is working with police and the council to address the issue, but noted limitations due to the adjacent dunes being a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). A steering group has been formed, with its first meeting scheduled for July 6.
Owners of static caravans at Redcar Beach Caravan Park report that groups of youths are causing trouble. Carol and Wayne Henshaw said their caravan wa...
Owners of static caravans at Redcar Beach Caravan Park report that groups of youths are causing trouble. Carol and Wayne Henshaw said their caravan was pelted with food and rocks, outdoor furniture was stolen and set on fire, and the area was used as a toilet. Park owner Tingdene said it is working with the council and police to address anti-social behaviour, but noted many incidents occur on protected sand dunes where fencing requires approval from environmental authorities.
Owners of static caravans at Redcar Beach Caravan Park (Coatham, Redcar) report increased anti-social behavior: youths jumping on roofs, stealing and ...
Owners of static caravans at Redcar Beach Caravan Park (Coatham, Redcar) report increased anti-social behavior: youths jumping on roofs, stealing and burning furniture on dunes, throwing rocks and food. Councillor Carl Quartermain has formed a steering group to address issues, including dune erosion that eases access to the park. Operator Tingdene stated it is cooperating with police and council but noted limitations due to the dunes' SSSI status. The first meeting is scheduled for July 6.
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