More shed thefts in Grantham

Police are continuing to receive reports of break-ins and thefts from sheds and garages in the Grantham area, with a further 12 incidents reported since 2 March.

There have been four thefts, and eight breaks-ins or attempted break-ins, and we appeal to anyone with information about who might be responsible for any of the incidents, or who may have CCTV or dashcam footage to get in touch. We are also reminding people to ensure that their outbuildings are secured, and invite residents to read our tips outlined below.

Details of the thefts:

• A shed in Huntingtower Road, Grantham was targeted at some point between 6pm on 1 March and 11.30am on 2 March. The doors to the shed was removed and a black and gold Carerra racing bike stolen. Incident 114 of 2 March relates.
• A Samsung tablet, alcohol and electrical items were stolen from a shed in Dysart Road at some point between 11.30pm on 3 March and 7am 4 March. Incident 71 of 4 March relates.
• The side gate at a property in Tissington Road, Grantham, was forced and a bike locked to the side of a shed stolen at some point between 10pm on 6 March and 6am on 7 March. Incident 175 of 7 March relates.
• A property in Belvoir Avenue in the town was also targeted at around 4.10am on 8 March, with entry forced to the shed and a petrol strimmer taken. It is believed the offender was on a mountain bike. Incident 27 of 8 March relates.

A further five incidents were reported on Denton Avenue between 3 and 8 March where sheds were either broken into, or an attempt to gain entry was made, but nothing was stolen in any of those incidents. A break in also happened at a garage in Tyndal Road on 3 March, and there was an attempted break in of a shed in Cressbrook Road and a garage in Tissington Road on 7 March. Nothing was stolen.

If you witnessed any of the incidents or have any other information that can assist in our enquiries, please get in touch. There are a number of ways to get in touch:

• By calling 101 quoting the relevant incident number.
• By emailing force.control@lincs.police.uk quoting the relevant incident number.
• If you wish to remain anonymous, you can report via the independent charity CrimeStoppers on 0800 555 111 or online.