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South Ribble Police respond to concerns about Worden Park visits
Posted on - 2nd February, 2021 - 11:13am | Author - Charlotte Everett | Posted in - Crime, Lancashire Police, Leyland, Parks, Preston News, South Ribble News
South Ribble Police posted on Facebook about their concerns of the public visiting Worden Park, Leyland.
Residents have made the police aware of non-locals visiting the area, especially during weekends.
Read more: More than 500 Covid related incidents recorded by police in Lancashire over the weekend
The police have said they will continue monitoring the area due to people travelling further than permitted under lockdown rules.
People have been fined all over the country for travelling further than what is deemed ‘local’.
The public are urged to contact the police via the online reporting page on their website.
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