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iOS - Android Chief Superintendent Alan Waddell told Lanarkshire Live: “The danger involved in illegal use of off-road motorcycles and quad bikes on public footpaths, parks and roads is something we are not willing to tolerate.“We will deploy the motorcycles in problematic areas and target those who are placing the community in danger, which in turn will address our commitment to tackling the issues local people are telling us about.“My message is clear – do not use motorcycles or quads illegally; otherwise we will enforce the matter which could end up in you being reported, your vehicle being seized, losing your licence or being charged for causing or permitting your child to use them.”He added: “We are committed to tackling anti-social

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our personalised newsletter.The infant feeding team at NHS Lanarkshire is inviting new mums to join an online community to receive professional advice – and support from other mothers.With the suspension of local breastfeeding and mother and baby groups and a reduction in face to face support due to social distancing, the team is ensuring new mums can continue to have access to professional feeding support.Women can join the online group and gain access to virtual infant feeding classes and expert advice.Maternity services have also set up an antenatal workshop page where they will provide interactive sessions on all aspects of pregnancy, birth, postnatal care, infant care,