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Illegal off roading - is this happening on your land?

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Illegal off roading - is this happening on your land?

Date of alert:

Friday, 13 May 2022

Crime Ref:

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Cumbria Constabulary

PCSO Kathryn has been liaising with Yorkshire Dales National Park Rangers in regards to illegal off-roading. Due to the nature of the terrain in Sedbergh and its surrounding areas and fells, it is possible that illegal off-roading may not be noticed by Police unless farmers or residents report incidents to the Police. If this is something you are regularly experiencing on your land, please report it on 101 or email 101@cumbria.police.uk. This allows the Police and the Rangers to understand whether this is an issue in this area or not.

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Illegal off roading - is this happening on your land?
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