Tragic teen's mum's fury as boy racers 'use cemetery as racetrack' in lockdown

Boy racers are using a cemetery as a 'racetrack' amid claims parents are letting them run wild during lockdown.

Complaints have been made to Northumbria Police about youths riding motorbikes in the West Lea area of Bedlington, Northumberland.

Isabel Easson, whose daughter Bethany Fisher died in a car crash, claims a handful of teenagers are terrorising residents.

"There are two of three teenagers on motorbikes racing past the park where the children are, then going through a gap to get into the cemetery . They are using it as a racetrack," she said.

Bethany, 19, died when Jordan O'Donnell's Ford Mondeo ploughed into parked vehicles in Bedlington.

She had been out celebrating her birthday when O'Donnell lost control of the car.