The rear of the old Barclays bank in Holywell town centre. (Image: Google Street View)
POLICE are stepping up patrols in a Flintshire town centre amid reports of youths climbing on to the roof of an old bank.
North Wales Police said it has received reports of youths climbing on the old Barclays bank on High Street in Holywell and jumping on to the roof of William Hill Bookmakers.
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A spokesperson said: "Hi viz patrols have been conducted in the area.
"If anyone has information please contact 101 quoting Q059771."
Barclays closed the bank in November of 2016 - with the building remaining empty ever since.
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