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Like with many gangs, the Pitsmoor Shotta Boys - or PSB as they were known on the streets - was not limited to ten members and their influence saw them recruit many associates.Other gang members were arrested following forensic evidence and communications between them and Bradshaw. I had a lot of help from people who want to remain anonymous. I am very aware that parts of this are very incomplete and I’d be delighted if anyone could add anything. Earlier this year we were considering installing a camera on the street but at the time were told by residents us there had not been any ASB issues for several months. However, it remains a viable option and should it become necessary in the future we will certainly consider it again.

Le Drew was heard saying: "There’s a camera up there on that thingy. ‘Should be all right though shouldn’t it?" The street also remains on our ASB patrol plan and we would like to reassure residents that we will continue to proactively monitor the situation in the area. A new chief constable was brought in who "destroyed the gang", it was reported at the time. Read More Related Articles A total of 26 people have been jailed after an investigation into drug dealing (Image: Lancashire Police)

We have no way of verifying this. However resignations did follow shortly after the report into corruption in February 1958. The Chief Constable Harry Barnes resigned in June and his deputy in July. The allegations were discussed in a “closed meeting.” Edward Tyldesley built Foxhall in the hope that Charles II would reward him with the Hawes, the common land shared by Layton and Marton. However Charles II forgot to reward his supporters. But this did not stop the stalwart if possibly not very bright, Tyldesleys from supporting the Stuarts. Thomas Tyldesley, son of Edward, was a member of a Jacobite drinking club where he enjoyed the soubriquet the “Slut Kisser.” Foxhall was probably built, near the coast and far from the authorities, to facilitate clandestine activities including smuggling.