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The brakes are being slammed on anti-social bikers who have reportedly caused mayhem on Furness beaches. Trouble began brewing in February when longer hours of daylight saw groups of scrambler bike riders disturb the peace for residents of South Walney Caravan Park. This has recently become an issue for beaches in and near Askam as well. The noisy machines roared along the sands and winding tracks facing the Irish Sea, which eventually resulted in caravan park owner Simon Mulgrew calling on Cumbria County Council – and the police – to intervene. Concerns were also raised by South Walney Nature Reserve warden Sarah Dalrymple, who feared the bikers could damage rare plants and disrupt nesting birds.
READERS had their say after council leaders reflected on Barrow’s progress during the coronavirus pandemic. A year ago, the army was called in to help set up a Covid recovery centre at Furness Academy in the town. The eyes of the nation then turned towards Barrow the following month, when it had one of the worst Covid-19 infection rates in the country - at 882.2 for every 100,000 people. However, in the week up to April 2, 2021, just 13 people in the borough received a confirmed positive test result. But Cllr Frank Cassidy warned people that ‘we are not out of the woods’.