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  • Tools and van taken as burglars smash through door: Calne

    Wiltshire Police are appealing for information following a burglary at a business premises on Harris Road, Portemarsh Industrial Estate, Calne.

    Between 7.30pm on Friday 29th January and 12.30am on Saturday 30th January 2010, the offenders entered the premises by smashing down a door and once inside stole a number of mechanical tools and a van.

  • £30,000 JCB 3CX digger stolen: Old Thorns Golf Club, Liphook

    Police are appealing for witnesses after a digger was stolen in Liphook on the evening of Tuesday, December 15.

    Sometime between 10pm and 10.30pm a yellow JCB 3CX digger was stolen from a building site at Old Thorns Golf Club in Weavers Down.

  • Vehicles, equipment, trailers, bikes and weapons stolen: Kington

    Police are appealing for witnesses and information after nearly £12,000 worth of vehicles, equipment, trailers, bikes, weapons and fuel were stolen from a farm at Kington, near Flyford Flavell, South Worcestershire.

  • Simba Flatliner 500 soil loosener stolen from farm: East Fen Lane, Stickney
    Simba Flatliner 500 soil loosener stolen from farm: East Fen Lane, Stickney

    Police are appealing to the farming and rural communities to trace distinctive plant machinery, stolen from a farm in East Fen Lane, Stickney in October.

    The equipment stolen was a Simba Flatliner 500 soil loosener and is orange in colour.

    It was stolen from outbuildings overnight on 13/14 October and would have required lifting from the scene.

  • 5 tonne forklift truck loaded on lorry and driven away: Chaddesley Corbett

    The thieves stole it from a farmyard after removing a roadside gate in Clattercut Lane and driving across a field some time between 4pm on Tuesday, December 8 and 3pm yesterday (Wednesday, December 9).

    The yellow, Yale forklift truck was worth around £850.

    PC Nic Locock said:

  • Twin-wheel mini digger on trailer stolen: College Road, Cranwell

    Police are appealing for information after a yellow Volvo mini digger was stolen on a trailer from College Road, Cranwell, overnight on November 29.

    The trailer is a twin-wheel model with a ramp.

    Anyone who can help police with their enquiries is asked to call 01522 532222.

  • JCB, fork-lift, two diggers and trailer stolen from site: Cranwell

    Police are appealing for information following a series of JCB thefts across the Sleaford area over the last few months.

    The latest incident occurred at around 7.45am this morning (November 30) when police were alerted to a building site break-in on College Road, Cranwell, where it is believed thieves stole a JCB overnight.

  • £10,000 dumper-truck stolen, image issued: Meadows End, Evesham
    £10,000 dumper-truck stolen, image issued: Meadows End, Evesham

    Evesham Police have issued a picture of a £10,000 yellow Terex dumper-truck stolen from Meadows End between 1630 hours on 20th November and 0730 hours on 23rd November.

    Anyone who believes they know the possible whereabouts of the vehicle - or who saw anything suspicious in the area between the given times - is asked to call police on 0300 333 3000.

  • Wood chipper and trailer stolen: Tormarton/Badminton
    Wood chipper and trailer stolen: Tormarton/Badminton

    Police are appealing for the public's help to trace a wood chipper and trailer, which were taken from the South Gloucestershire area last week.

    The machine was stolen between 10.15-10.45am at a property on Friday November 13 in Acton Turville Road in Tormarton.

  • £4,000 grass topper stolen from Dutch barn: South Petherton, Somerset
    £4,000 grass topper stolen from Dutch barn: South Petherton, Somerset

    The blue Honda Port Agric motorised grass topper worth £4,000 was stolen from a Dutch barn near The Old Mill in Merriott Road, Lopen.

    Someone broke in between 1.15am and 8.15am on Saturday August 22.

    Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 0845 456 7000.

    Alternatively call Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.

  • £10,000 wood-chipper stolen: Old Leake, Boston
    £10,000 wood-chipper stolen: Old Leake, Boston

    Police are appealing for any information regarding the theft of a wood-chipper, stolen from the driveway of a property in Pode Lane, Old Leake between 8.10am and 9.10am this morning, Thursday 17 September. 

    The orange and white Gandini wood-chipper is valued at around £10,000 and was towed away.

  • Tools and bikes stolen in high-value garage burglary: Upton Heath, Poole

    Police appeal after tools stolen from garage in Upton. Police are appealing for witnesses and anyone with information to come forward in confidence after tools worth £6,000 were stolen from a garage in Upton between Wareham and Poole.

  • Excavators and trailer stolen from building site: Almshouse Road, Rougham

    Almshouse Road, Rougham between 6pm 11/11/09 and 7am 12/11/09.

     A green excavator, a silver Ifor Williams trailer and a New Holland excavator have been stolen from a building site.

  • Digger and dumper stolen from field: Brent Eleigh Road, Lavenham

    Brent Eleigh Road, Lavenham between 5pm 23/09/09 and 7.30am 24/09/09.

    A Komatsu mini digger and a Lifton dumper have been stolen from a field.

    Calls in relation to this incident should be made to PC Brendan McKenna at Sudbury Police on 01284 774100.

    Alternatively call Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.

  • Cement mixers, boats and a tower scaffold stolen from compound: Holbrook

    Hyams Lane, Holbrook between 7pm 25/09/09 and 8am 26/09/09.

    Three cement mixers, three white fibreglass boats, a tower scaffold and scrap metal have been stolen from a compound.

    Calls in relation to this incident should be made to the Crime Investigation Bureau (CIB) on 01473 613500.