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Police attend Greenfield Valley after suspicious reports

North Wales Police attend Hollywell park after reports of suspicious activity <i>(Image: NWP)</i>
North Wales Police attend Hollywell park after reports of suspicious activity (Image: NWP)
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Police officers attended a popular Flintshire heritage park following reports of suspicious activity.

North Wales Police confirmed that officers were called to the area today (Tuesday) following concerns about activity in Holywell.

Officers carried out enquiries at the scene but found nothing of concern.

A spokesperson for said: “Officers attended the Holywell area following reports of suspicious activity in Greenfield Valley Heritage Park.

“Following enquiries, no concerns were identified and officers have since left the area.”

The police presence prompted discussion on local social media, with residents speculating about the incident after seeing officers in the area. However, police later confirmed that checks had been carried out and nothing of concern was found.

Police have not provided further details about the nature of the reported activity.

Greenfield Valley Heritage Park is a popular visitor attraction featuring woodland walks, historic buildings and family-friendly activities, attracting visitors from across the region throughout the year.

In an update from North Wales Police this afternoon, a spokesperson said: "At 10.25am today, we received a report of suspicious activity in Greenfield Valley Heritage Park.

"Officers attended and located the person in question.

"No concerns or threats to the public were identified and officers have since left the area."

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