The owner of a valuable statue of a horse's head stolen on Friday night is offering a £5,000 reward for any information that will bring the thieves to justice and return his statue.

Police are appealing for help from the public in tracing a scooter which was stolen from a Dudley man who suffers from learning difficulties.

The electric scooter, which is worth around £500, was taken from a shed outside the victim's home off Church Street, Brierley Hill at around 8.30pm on Thursday 14 January.

Police are trying to track down the owners of suspected stolen property.

The items include:

Police are releasing CCTV stills of two men they would like to speak with in connection with a robbery in Borehamwood in January.

The incident happened between 8.20pm and 8.35pm on Wednesday, January 13.

The victim, who was selling his car, met two men at Stanmore Underground Station to carry out a test drive.

Police are trying to find the owners of three items which they believe were stolen from the Watford area.

Recovered items are:

• green John Deere lawnmower
• red and black lawnmower
• black Carrera mountain bike

Detective Constable Will Daglish said:

Police officers in Luton need to trace the owner of this Raymond Weil gentleman's watch which has a silver strap and blue face.

The watch was found by officers executing a burglary search warrant earlier this week and is believed to have been stolen.

Police believe the watch may have been stolen from a property in Hertfordshire.

Police are appealing for witnesses and information after a motor home was stolen from the Lickey End area of Bromsgrove earlier this week.

The motor home was stolen from outside the Birmingham Road address between 4.20pm and 8.30pm on Monday 1 March after offenders stole the keys to it, plus other items, from the house.

Police are reminding motorists not to leave their car engines running while the vehicle is unattended, after a motorist had his blue BMW stolen off the drive at an address in Finham.

The owner of the car was unloading items from his car, into the house on Howes Lane, Finham on Thursday morning (18 February) when he was distracted inside the house.

Police are appealing for witnesses following theft of vehicle that took place at the old sewage works yard, Ashton Road between 6.30pm, Wednesday 17th and 7.30am on Thursday 18th February.

The offender(s) forced their way into a secure unit, breaking the padlocks to gain entry.

A Landrover parked in the car park behind the flats in Brown Street, Dundee has been stolen.

The 4x4, which is white with tinted windows, was stolen sometime between 7.30pm on Friday 19 February and 9.30am on Saturday 20 February.

It would bear the registration number N1 HRY when taken.

A mountain bike worth over £500 has been stolen from a storage area at The Steading, Hospitalfield, Arbroath.

The Boardman BB11 MTB Sport bike, which is black with an 18 inch frame, was stolen sometime between 3pm on Sunday 14 February and 11am on Friday 19 February.

Between 1st January 2010 and 19th February 2010.

Offenders have forced entry to a barn of a farm in Upper Holton and have stolen a number of tools and machinery, plus a rare Triumph 500 Wasp motorcycle.

The bike has a number 60 in white on a black background on a mudguard between the handlebars.

Between 5.30pm on 18th February and 8am on 19th February.

Offenders have entered the rear yard of a business premises on Regent Road and stolen a man's Carrera Subway hybrid bicycle which had been left secure.

Lake Avenue, South Parade, Bury St Edmunds, between 3pm and 6.30pm Saturday 20/02/10.

Unknown offenders have stolen a boys black Ammaco bicycle from the communal stairwell of residential flats.

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

Police in Swansea are appealing for information following a robbery which happened at the Penllergaer services at junction 47 of the M4.

At 3.30am on Saturday 13th February, the two male victims were asleep in their blue Ford Fiesta car when they were awoken by persons trying to steal their mountain bikes which were secured to the rear.