Police have said they will be cracking down on anti-social behaviour at the pump track in Ellesmere.
Officers have said there has been a “number of incidents” of anti-social behaviour reported at the pump track in recent weeks.
The pump track was created after over 200 residents raised £70,000 to have it built for the community.
This comes after incidents earlier this year where an individual dug holes near the track before “placing rocks, bricks, and paving slabs” inside them.
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A spokesperson for West Mercia Police said: “Unfortunately, there have been a number of incidents of antisocial behaviour reported at the pump track in Ellesmere.
“Names of individuals have been provided, and CCTV footage from the area is being reviewed.
“Anyone confirmed as being involved will be dealt with appropriately in line with antisocial behaviour guidance.
“This is particularly disappointing given the huge success of the pump track since it opened.
“It is a fantastic facility for everyone to enjoy, not only local residents, but also the many people who travel from outside the area specifically to use it.
“We would ask everyone using the pump track to respect the facility, the surrounding area and other users, so that it can continue to be enjoyed by the whole community.”
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