Lancashire Police Target Off-Road Bike Nuisance in Rossendale Valley
On Wednesday, 30th October 2025, the Rossendale Neighbourhood Policing Team conducted a focused operation as part of Operation Centurion to address off-road bike nuisance and related anti-social behaviour.
Operation Details and Outcomes
The operation involved the deployment of the Off-Road Bike Team and aimed to reduce disturbances caused by off-road bikes. This proactive effort was launched in response to concerns voiced by local residents about the negative effects of these activities in their communities.
Community Concerns and Police Response
Sergeant Paul Marsden of the Rossendale Neighbourhood Policing Team stated: “E-bikes and off-road bikes causing anti-social behaviour is an issue that has been raised by our community, and we want to reassure residents that we are listening and taking action. The results of this operation demonstrate our commitment to responding to your concerns and making Rossendale a safer and more peaceful place to live.”
Ongoing Efforts and Public Engagement
Officers will continue collaborating with partners and the public to identify trouble spots and enforce regulations when necessary.
- If you notice nuisance vehicles or anti-social behaviour, please report it at www.lancashire.police.uk.
- Sign up for Lancashire Talking to share your views: Stay in the Know.
Summary: The Rossendale Neighbourhood Policing Team actively addresses off-road bike nuisance and anti-social behaviour, reflecting their commitment to community safety and partnership engagement.