It was another busy weekend in Richmond Park.

Royal Parks Police have again released a lengthy list of the incidents they were called to yesterday (Sunday, March 7).

The 15-point list included reports of a "suspicious package" which later turned out to be a handbag.

The force said: "So what have officers based at Richmond Park done today?

• 8 parking tickets issued
• 1 vehicle reported for driving off road
• 1 person reported for allowing their dog to chase a horse
• in excess of over 150 people warned to move away from the deer
• reunited lost 6-year-old child
• 6 warnings for off track cycling
• dog/ cyclist collision reported (bruising to cyclist, ambulance attended, but not hospitalised)
• 4 warnings for dogs off leads in skylark fields
• 2 people reported for allowing their dogs to chase the deer
• 2 reported for feeding the deer
• suspicious package at Ham Gate (package was a handbag)
• attended and assisted rider who had fallen from horse (taken to hospital)
• cyclist only collision reported, ruptured ligaments (taken to hospital)
• 35 people warned about surrounding the deer at Bushy Park
• cyclist/skateboarder collision reported, suspected broken collar bone (taken to hospital)

"Our officers are now on route back to Bushy Park to conduct anti-social behaviour patrols. We would like to thank the London Ambulance Service who were just as busy in the park today."

A similar list of misdemeanours and accidents was shared by the parks police on Saturday, February 27.