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Police patrol around parts of Wisbech town centre with aims on cutting back on street drinking and drug use




Parking tickets were issued by police while they patrolled around Wisbech aiming to crack down on street drinking.

Officers explained that they also discovered a number of vehicles parked on double yellow lines while out and about.

Parts of Wisbech town centre are covered by a Public Service Protection Order (PSPO). This is an order aimed to stop street drinking in town.

Police on patrol around Wisbech town centre. Picture: Policing Fenland
Police on patrol around Wisbech town centre. Picture: Policing Fenland

Officers often patrol these parts of town to crack down on street drinking and drug use. During this time they also ticketed two cars which were parked on double yellow lines.

A spokesperson for Policing Fenland said: “We are aware of the community's concerns around this issue, and have been regularly doing these enforcement patrols to help combat the issue.”

Officers have promised to keep visiting areas of concern in the town, which members of the public can report on by filling out a community survey.

Police on patrol around Wisbech town centre. Picture: Policing Fenland
Police on patrol around Wisbech town centre. Picture: Policing Fenland
One of the cars that was found parking on a double yellow line. Picture: Policing Fenland
One of the cars that was found parking on a double yellow line. Picture: Policing Fenland
One of the cars that was found parking on a double yellow line. Picture: Policing Fenland
One of the cars that was found parking on a double yellow line. Picture: Policing Fenland

Neighbourhood officers took time last week to patrol areas under a PSPO.



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