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- Balustrade broken on pavilion decking: Hundred Acre Way, Red Lodge
Hundred Acre Way, Red Lodge between 3.30pm 27/07/10 and 8am 28/07/10.
Support rails have been broken off a balustrade on a decking area at a pavilion.
Calls in relation to this incident should be made to PCSO Tim Hartup at the Mildenhall Safer Neighbourhood Team on 01284 774100.
- Graffiti causes £200 damage to West Coast Indoor Karting: Maryport
Police are appealing for information after £200 worth of damage was caused by graffiti to the outside of the West Coast Indoor Karting building in Maryport town centre.
At around 10pm on Tuesday night the name ‘Smitty' has been sprayed in blue and black paint onto the rear wall of the premises.
- School children escape injury as youths damage holiday coach: Tenbury
Tenbury Wells Police are trying to identify youths who caused more than £3,000 damage to a coach carrying 36 town schoolchildren and four staff returning from a French holiday.
- £120,000 high performance cars vandalised: Kidderminster
Police want help to trace a man who caused around £120,000 damage to four high performance cars in Kidderminster when he threw a corrosive substance over them.
It happened at about 1pm yesterday (Tuesday, July 27) on the car park of a business unit on the Easter business park, just off the A449 Worcester Road.
- Solar lights, garden furniture and vehicles vandalised: Reepham
Police in Reepham are seeking further help from the community following a spate of reckless damage in the neighbourhood.
The incidents happened overnight on Saturday 26- Sunday 27 June, where a number of properties and vehicles along Station Road, Cawston Road, New Road and Irwin Close were targeted by a group of vandals.
- Vending machine robbed at High School and College: Highfield House, Fakenham
Officers from Fakenham are appealing for information in relation to a burglary at Wells Road.
The incident happened between 1am and 1:30am on Friday 9 July 2010 at Fakenham College.
The suspects forced entry to the college and gained access to the canteen area.
- Teenager slaps 60-year-old local woman and stamps on her glasses: Dursley
On Wednesday July 21 a member of the public attended Dursley Police Station to report that a woman had been assaulted the previous day.
Between midday and 1pm on Tuesday July 20 a 60-year-old local woman was walking along the bottom of Parsonage Street, near to the market place, when she was approached by three men aged between 15 and 19-years-old.
- £3,000 damage caused at swimming pool/sports centre: Dursley
Dursley police are urging anyone with any information about criminal damage caused at the local swimming pool to come forward.
Between 10pm on Monday July 26 and 6.15am on Tuesday July 27 unknown offenders have damaged the fire escape door and front signage of the Dursley Pool and Sports Centre on Castle Street by forcing numerous holes into both the sign and the door.
- Kebab house vandalised with mayonnaise in race attack: Samir Kebab House, Ewell
Police in Ewell are appealing for a number of people to come forward who they believe were in a kebab shop moments before it was targeted in a racially motivated incident.
It is believed around 10 customers were in Samir Kebab House at 1am on Saturday, 24 July when the incident happened.
- Public gardens vandalised, Mayor offers reward: Stroud (£150.00 Reward)
A reward of £150 is being offered to help catch weekend vandals who have damaged one of Stroud's showcase public gardens - leaving staff devastated and bringing one elderly visitor to tears.
Staff who care for the town's Park Gardens arrived at work on Monday morning, July 26, to discover around 100 plants and shrubs had been torn out of the ground and kicked around.
- Camper van tyres slashed: Richards Close, Dawlish
Police are appealing for information after a camper van had its tyres slashed in Dawlish.
Between 9pm and midnight on 25 July at Richards Close in the town, a red LDV camper van had three of its four tyres slashed causing £300 in damage.
Police are appealing for anyone who may have witnessed any suspicious behaviour to please contact police on 08452 777444.
- Lamp posts, road signs, bollards targeted by graffiti vandals: Peterborough
Police are appealing for information following a spate of graffiti along a Peterborough road.
Lamp posts, road signs, bollards and walls were among the objects vandalised in Oundle Road, between the Gordon Arms pub and the Wistow Way roundabout on Friday night (July 23).
- Door smashed with rugby posts and 17 mini buses vandalised: Queen Elizabeth Community College, Crediton
Police are appealing for witnesses following a spate of criminal damage on the site of the Queen Elizabeth Community College in Western Road, Crediton.
The damage was caused over night on Saturday 17th July and Sunday 18th July, during which seventeen mini buses parked in the car park of the upper school site had all of their registration plates pulled off and cracked.
- Damage caused to window at JD Sports, CCTV issued: The Lanes shopping centre
Police release CCTV images following criminal damage in Carlisle
Cumbria police have today released images captured on CCTV in a bid to identify a person they want to speak to in connection with an incident of criminal damage to JD Sports shop window in Carlisle.
- Fence damaged at Firpark Ski Centre: Tillicoultry
Police are appealing for witnesses in relation to vandalism at the Firpark Ski Centre.
The centre at Tillicoultry was targeted some time between 5.00pm on Tuesday July 20 and 7.00am on Wednesday July 21.
A considerable amount of damage was done to the fence at the ski centre and officers are asking for assistance in tracing those responsible.