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Manadon Sports & Community Hub, 121 Saint Peters Road Plymouth
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ASB involving nuisance motorcycles has been highlighted by residents within the area.
Issued 01 October 2026
01/10/26 - There remains considerable concern regarding the use of illegal electric motorbikes, and this continues to be an area of focus for police. Devon & Cornwall Police are currently reviewing policies and procedures aimed at improving outcomes in relation to road crime and associated offending.
We encourage members of the public to report any sightings or information relating to these vehicles, either online or at their local police station. Information provided will be treated in confidence.
Actioned 01 October 2026
Anti-Social Behaviour - General
Issued 01 October 2026
01/10/26 - Anti - Social Behaviour has been highlight by members of the public as being an increasing problem within the Manadon area. In England and Wales, anti-social behaviour is generally defined as conduct that causes, or is likely to cause:
Harassment, alarm, or distress to another person.
Nuisance or annoyance to people in relation to their homes.
Conduct capable of causing housing-related nuisance or annoyance.
Examples can include:
Persistent excessive noise.
Verbal abuse or intimidation.
Harassment of neighbours.
Vandalism or criminal damage.
Nuisance motorcycles or vehicles.
Drug-related activity.
Aggressive or threatening behaviour.
Repeatedly allowing dogs to cause nuisance.
Not every disagreement between neighbours is ASB. For example, an occasional noisy party, a one-off parking disagreement, or personality clashes may not meet the threshold. However, if the behaviour is persistent, unreasonable, and negatively affects others, it may be considered ASB.
Should you experience any of the above and/or want to discuss concerns then please contact us via email or 101
Actioned 01 October 2026