Gang convicted of burglary conspiracy worth £418,000 across Hampshire and five other ...
The large-scale conspiracy sought to target businesses across Hampshire, and five other counties, between October 2020 and December 2020.
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The large-scale conspiracy sought to target businesses across Hampshire, and five other counties, between October 2020 and December 2020.
A man has been charged following a vehicle stop on the A34 yesterday (27 June).
It comes after a member of the public alerted police to a burglary in progress just after 3am this morning (26 June) on Dutton Lane.
Police were called at 5.31am on Saturday 24 June with reports of a break-in at Ryde Superbowl, where it’s alleged that alcohol was stolen from inside.
Dispersal order in place this weekend in Sholing
Teenage motorcyclist jailed for nine years after fatal collision
Stop search powers implemented from 2pm until 8pm this evening (Friday 23 June) following information relating to youth violence in the area.
Police were called at 7.02am on Monday 19 June to the Chalton Crescent area, following the discovery of the 53-year-old’s body.
Our investigation into the death of Barry Cairns in Leigh Park continues, and you can expect to see a heightened police presence around the local area.
The scam centres on fake adverts for the sale of farm machinery being published in magazines and on social media.