We visit Staffordshire village plagued by egg attacks and toilet paper chaos
Staffordshire Police had been called to the area numerous times
A residential area in Penkridge has been cleaned up following a series of anti-social behaviour incidents which saw eggs thrown at windows and toilet paper strewn across front gardens.
Residents living near Vale Gardens had been left concerned after a number of incidents of criminal damage and disruptive behaviour prompted repeated police call-outs.
Staffordshire Police said officers had been called to the area numerous times, with Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) even helping residents clear up the mess left behind.
However, the area appeared to have been cleaned up by Friday morning (November 13), with no obvious signs of the mess that had previously affected properties.
Police have confirmed they are continuing to monitor the situation and will be carrying out additional patrols to reassure residents.
Officers have also urged parents to speak to their children about where they are going, who they are spending time with and what they are getting up to.
A spokeswoman for South Staffordshire Police said: "We know that people in South Staffordshire are concerned about anti-social behaviour (ASB).
"Officers have been called numerous times recently over criminal damage to properties following ASB near to Vale Gardens in Penkridge.
"Eggs have been thrown on windows and toilet paper strewn over front gardens. PCSOs have attended to assist in cleaning up.
"We are monitoring the area and are reminding parents of the importance of speaking to children about where they are and what they are up to.
"Nearby residents are concerned about the potential for escalating behaviour and no one should feel unsafe in their own home.
"We are carrying out inquiries locally and will be patrolling the area to reassure the community, particularly the vulnerable."
Anyone with information about the incidents, or concerns about anti-social behaviour in the area, is urged to contact police on 101 or report online, quoting incident number 102 of November 12.