Dogging, stealing and the use of quad bikes featured on the agenda of the latest meeting of Ralston Community Council.
The community council last month received a report from police with officers Bruce Heron and Louise Sung present.
They explained the force had been focusing on issues of anti-social behaviour in the area.
Officer Heron said they have been using their quad bikes to tackle the illegal use of motorbikes and quad bikes, seizing a number of vehicles and alcohol.
Councillor Clark raised the issue of young people stealing items from shops on Arkleston Road and Greggs on Glasgow Road.
And an article from a national newspaper – which named Barshaw Park as a dogging hotspot – was also raised with the officers.
The community council also spoke of the need to raise awareness of fraudulent activity and scams relating to the cost-of-living crisis.
Members of the community council will next gather on the evening of Thursday, October 13 when the AGM will also take place.
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