Kai Biddle, 27, found dumped syringes while visiting the Grange and Priory area with her four-year-old son, a spot she said is regularly used by families, children, and dog walkers. She said she spotted at least three needles in the woodland behind Leominster Priory Church, along with evidence of a campfire, prompting concerns about public safety during the school holidays. Kai Biddle found used syringes around The Grange and Priory in Leominster (Image: Kai Biddle)While she did not report the incident directly to police, Ms Biddle said she believed officers were already aware of wider concerns surrounding drug use in Leominster. "Drug use in general isn't exactly good, but drug use in a public space where people just discard used needles is disturbing. Anyone who discovers discarded needles is advised not to touch them and to report them to the appropriate authorities for safe removal.