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Plain-clothed police officers tackle anti-social behaviour on estate

Police officers wearing plain clothes set about an estate in Deane to tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB). Officers completed work around the Thornbank estate as part of a new campaign, Safe 4 Summer and Op Coronation. Neighbourhood Officers wearing plain clothes set about an estate in Deane to tackle anti-social behaviour. (Image: Greater Manchester Police) The campaigns aim to tackle drug-related activities and suspicious activities that can form part of ASB in the area. Work will continue throughout the summer to tackle any sort of ASB in the area. Back in April, police officers met with councillors and other officials for a visit to the Thornbank Estate in Deane. Plain clothed officers. (Image: Greater Manchester Police) They were there to see the conditions on the estate for themselves and to discuss what improvements could be made to the area and the lives of people living there. READ MORE: CCTV appeal after man 'exposed himself' at Bolton Interchange Farnworth: Man discharged from hospital following stabbing Bolton: Girl, 12, struck by car in 'hit and run' in Gilnow Road Cllr Ayyub Patel, who represents the Rumworth ward, said: 'It's really about bringing together a combination of resources because obviously we and neighbouring communities have had concerns about ASB. 'We've also had concerns about the ASB aspect that runs through from the town centre.' Plain clothed officers. (Image: Greater Manchester Police) The Thornbank Estate includes the Fern Street and Rogerstone Flats along with Blackshaw Lane off Deane Road. As well as police officers, the event was attended by officers from the council's community safety and environmental enforcement team. Health providers, Bolton at Home officials, Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service staff and alcohol and substance abuse teams were also there for the day. They discussed the issues facing the estate with Rumworth councillors, independent Cllr Ayyub and Labour's Cllr Sajid Ali and Cllr Abdul Atcha.