From our local Police – 23rd April 2018:

Below are the details of residential burglaries, theft of vehicle, and theft from vehicle crimes from last week (Monday 16th – Sunday 22nd).
Overall there have been 7 residential burglaries, 2 of which involved vehicles being stolen, and 4 theft from vehicle crimes. Also included: reports of suspicious activity reported.

Gatley has had 2 residential burglaries. The first occurred in the early hours of Monday morning whereby a downstairs window was smashed, the occupant was disturbed but the offender(s) still had time to reach in and steal car keys off the side and make off in the stolen vehicle.

The second burglary in Gatley happened early on Monday afternoon on Torkington Road, whereby three male offenders have broken two rear windows to gain entry and search the property. The three offenders are disturbed when the occupant returns home and make off in a white car.

There have been no theft from vehicle crimes over the last week in Gatley.

Gatley have had reports of suspicious activity Wednesday and Friday on Windsor Avenue.

Heald Green also had three residential burglaries. The first involved a back door being forced open on Etchells Road overnight Tuesday-Wednesday, entry was gained and property stolen. The second occurred on Baslow Drive in the early hours of Wednesday morning, and a brick was used to smash a hallway window and a set of car keys were stolen from the ledge. Unfortunately in this instance the vehicle was then stolen. The final burglary occurred late Sunday evening between 8-10pm on Baron Green, where offenders smashed a bathroom window but were unsuccessful in gaining entry. There was an attempted theft from vehicle crime whereby the offender(s) unsuccessfully attempted to forcibly remove a vehicles registration plates on the carpark of Next (Stanley Green Retail Park).

Heald Green had reports of suspicious activity Sunday on Outward Drive, Saturday on Greenway Road, and Wednesday on Baslow Drive.

Cheadle Hulme also had 2 residential burglaries, the first happened in the afternoon of Thursday 19th on Cheadle Road, and the offender(s) used a small catapult to smash a front window and gain entry to the property. The second occurred at approximately 4am Sunday morning on Moseley Road, where attempts were made to gain access to a property via the garage, however the house alarm sounded and disturbed the offender(s). There was one theft from vehicle crime in Cheadle Hulme on Cromer Road overnight Wednesday-Thursday where items were stolen from a vehicle by unknown means.

Cheadle Hulme has had reports of suspicious activity Monday on Lavington Avenue, and Wednesday on Carrs Road.

Cheadle Village had no residential burglaries last week. There was however 2 theft from vehicle crimes, one on Wednesday 18th on Oak Road, and the other on Thursday 19th on Richmond Hill Road. Both involved access to the vehicle by unknown means, no damage caused to either.

Cheadle Village has had reports of suspicious activity Friday on Daylesford Road, and Sunday on Valley Road.

Regards

Cheadle Neighbourhood Policing Team