Doncaster residents urged to share views on rise in off‑road biking with MP
A Doncaster MP is urging residents to share their views on the rise in off-road biking in his constituency.
Rawmarsh and Conisbrough MP John Healey wants people in Conisbrough and Denaby to take part in a new survey aimed at tackling the growing problem of off‑road bikes in the area.
Over recent weeks, a number of residents have contacted their local MP to raise concerns about the increase in nuisance and dangerous off‑road biking. Residents have got in touch to highlight a spike in disturbances, with unsafe riding, and bikes being used in residential streets, parks, and open spaces.
The MP for Conisbrough is now inviting residents to share their experiences so he can work with South Yorkshire Police's off-road biking team to target the worst‑affected areas and push for stronger action.
Mr Healey said, “Residents are telling me that off‑road biking is becoming a real problem across Conisbrough and Denaby, with a rise in residents getting in touch.
"I want to hear directly from local people about where this is happening so we can work together with the police to crack down on it.
“Please take a moment to complete the survey. The information and intelligence you can provide will help us work towards a quieter, safer community.”
Residents can complete the survey here: https://www.johnhealeymp.co.uk/survey-off-road-biking-concerns-in-conisbrough-and-denaby