🚓 Cheshire Police – Anti-Social Behaviour Reminder to Parents/Carers 🚓

🚓 Cheshire Police – Anti-Social Behaviour Reminder to Parents/Carers 🚓

⚠️ Message to Parents and Carers ⚠️

Cheshire Police continues to receive reports of anti-social behaviour involving groups of young people in the local area.

While the vast majority of young people behave responsibly, a small number are causing concern within our communities through behaviour that is having a negative impact on residents, businesses, and other members of the public.

We are asking parents and carers to take an active interest in their children's activities, particularly during afternoons, evenings, and weekends. Knowing where they are, who they are spending time with, and what they are doing can play an important role in preventing anti-social behaviour and keeping young people safe.

How you can help:

✅ Know where your child is and when they are due home
✅ Be aware of who they are spending time with
✅ Set clear expectations around behaviour and respect for others
✅ Discuss the consequences that anti-social behaviour can have on victims, communities, and their own future
✅ Contact police or partner agencies if you have concerns about your child or others

Anti-social behaviour can make people feel intimidated, unsafe, and unwelcome in their own neighbourhoods. By working together, we can help ensure our communities remain safe and enjoyable places for everyone.

If you witness anti-social behaviour, please report it to us. Your information helps us identify those responsible and take appropriate action.

📞 999 if a crime is in progress or there is an immediate risk to life or property.
📞 101 for non-emergency matters.
💻 Report online via the Cheshire Police website.

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Thank you for your continued support in helping to keep our communities safe.