Good evening Resident,
Earlier this afternoon, PCSOs Chadwick & PCSOs Brockett spotted a moped on Ladbrooke Rd which was believed to be being ridden with no insurance.
The moped was later found at an address on Rowley Street and confirmed that it had no insurance.
The rider claimed that he was unaware that the insurance had been cancelled by his insurance company 10 days previous.

All motorists are required, by law, to insure their cars. Put simply, this provides financial protection in the event of an incident which causes damage or injury to another person, vehicle, property or animal. This is known as third party cover.

This does not include repair costs for damage to your own vehicle as a result of the incident, theft of the vehicle and damage to the vehicle caused by other reasons. To ensure your own vehicle is covered, you can choose a comprehensive level of cover when you purchase. Cars that are registered as off-road with a Statutory Off Road Notice (SORN) are not legally required to be insured.

If you are aware of motorists that use the highway without insurance then you can pass information anonymously, and in confidence by contacting CrimeStoppers at Independent UK charity taking crime information anonymously | Crimestoppers.