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They say hundreds of moped riders a week are using an illegal shortcut while delivering food. Hampton Place, in the city centre, is split in two and only cyclists are allowed to use the route between the streets. Despite this, video captured this month appears to show many riders flouting the rule. Residents say the footage shows “just a few of the hundreds of delivery drivers” who ignore the bright red no entry sign each week. Ward councillor Tom Druitt said the issue has been going on for years and neither Uber Eats nor Deliveroo have put a stop to it.
At least five incidents have been reported across the county between January 30 and February 12. Four of these took place in Brighton and Hove. On each occasion, thieves targeted vans which had been left temporarily unattended with the keys still in the ignition. The first reported instance happened on January 30 in Hampton Place, Brighton. A white Vauxhall Vivaro Amazon van was taken, with the vehicle later being found unattended in Chailey Road, Falmer, about three miles away. A police dog unit was called in and the hounds were able to track a scent to a nearby address. There, a...