Please see the below crime report for the Heatons and Reddish,

 

Heatons - Monday 7^th February - Sunday 13^th February crime updates:

 

Crime	Type	Beat / Area	Street	Postcode
Theft	From shop	J1D1 Heaton Mersey	Didsbury Road	SK4 3BS
Burglary	Attempt	J1D1 Heaton Mersey	Meltham Close	SK4 3BD
Burglary	Attempt	J1D2 Heaton Chapel	Keswick Road	SK4 5JS
Vehicle Crime	Theft of MV	J1D1 Heaton Moor	Gibsons Road	-
Vehicle Crime	Theft from MV	J1D1 Heaton Moor	Tatton Road South	SK4 4LU
Vehicle Crime	Damage to MV	J1D1 Heaton Mersey	Didsbury Road	SK4 3AG
Vehicle Crime	Theft from MV	J1D1 Heaton Moor	Tatton Road South	-
Vehicle Crime	Theft from MV	J1D1 Heaton Mersey	Thornhill Road	SK4 3HL
Vehicle Crime	Theft from MV	J1D1 Heaton Mersey	Didsbury Road	SK4 3AS

 

Reddish - Monday 7^th February - Sunday 13^th February crime updates:

 

Crime	Type	Beat / Area	Street	Postcode
-	-	-	-	-
Burglary	Residential	J1E1 North Reddish	Lynmouth Avenue	SK5 7AL
Burglary	Shed	J1E1 North Reddish	Elisabeth Mill	SK5 6FX
Vehicle Crime	Theft of MV	J1E1 North Reddish	Finsbury Road	SK5 6EZ
Vehicle Crime	Damage to MV	J1E2 South Reddish	St Leonards Road	SK4 2RD

 

We stress that you carry on to ensure your home security is robust - please see the below 'target hardening' information provided by GMP to help prevent you becoming a victim:

 

• Make thieves feel exposed when they approach the front of your property using low hedges or low fencing.
• Use garden lighting to deter trespassers. Choose lights which come on automatically at dusk and stay on all night until dawn.

            Low wattage bulbs can cost less than 1p per night in electricity.

• Growing a hedge made from a prickly bush or planting prickly bushes next to fences can deter trespassers from climbing over.
• Don’t leave tools and ladders lying around for burglars to use.
• Ensure your shed is secure using a good quality hasp & staple with a closed shackle padlock.
• Glue can be smeared over the heads of screws to prevent them being removed.
• Lock pedal cycles to something fixed and secure the frame with a ‘D’ lock.