Nightmare property in All Saints Road, St Annes slapped with three month closure order by Fylde Police

Police said the address was linked to improper and illegal use of e-bikes, storing of stolen property, noise nuisance, drug dealing and drug use.

A nightmare property used for drug dealing and storing stolen property has been slapped with a closure order.

Fylde Rural Task Force attended Preston Magistrates Court on Monday to request a court order to close a property plagued by crime on All Saints Road, St Annes.

A nightmare property used for drug dealing and storing stolen property in All Saints Road, St Annes has been slapped with a closure order.placeholder image
A nightmare property used for drug dealing and storing stolen property in All Saints Road, St Annes has been slapped with a closure order. | Lancashire Police

It comes after a flood of complaints from nearby residents frustrated at the anti social behaviour at the address.

Police said the address was linked to improper and illegal use of e-bikes, storing of stolen property, noise nuisance, drug dealing and drug use.

A Fylde Police spokesman said: “These persistent issues have had a detrimental impact on the lives of local residents.

“We are pleased to inform you the Order has been granted and yesterday afternoon we attended the property to remove any occupants.

“The Order is now in place for three months and restricts any person from entering the property. Anyone in breach of the order can and will be arrested.

A nightmare property used for drug dealing and storing stolen property in All Saints Road, St Annes has been slapped with a closure order.placeholder image
A nightmare property used for drug dealing and storing stolen property in All Saints Road, St Annes has been slapped with a closure order. | Iconic Media

“We understand how frustrating anti social behaviour can be as a resident and we hope this order acts as a deterrence to those involved to prevent further incidents.

“We want to reassure you that we are listening and finding solutions to your concerns. In some cases, we just aren't able to inform you until we've taken the appropriate action.

“You can report anti social behaviour via 101 or our online reporting system.”

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