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End of road for East Lancashire 'dogging' hotspot
10:38am Thursday 19th November 2009
A ROAD plagued by mini motos and 'doggers' could finally be gated off after an 11-year campaign.
The King’s Highway from Huncoat to Rising Bridge, became notorious in 2006 after reports it was a popular spot for people to have sex in cars while others watched.
However residents had been complaining about problems with anti-social behaviour at the site.
Continuing issues with mini motos, fly tipping and anti-social behaviour has caused Hyndburn’s Lancashire Local Committee to re-visit the issue and could lead to the stopping of through traffic.
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