Local business owners and residents are being urged to remain vigilant after a series of recent break-ins across Gloucestershire. Among the incidents reported to Gloucestershire Police is the theft of a shipping container from Cirencester Road, Minchinhampton, along with numerous vehicle entries and outbuilding burglaries targeting garden machinery and personal belongings.
Details of these and other crimes are available on the Your Community Alerts Gloucestershire website, which provides incident dates, locations, and police reference numbers. The site also offers information on community engagement events and crime prevention advice to help residents and businesses protect their properties.
Notable incidents include:
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Cirencester Road, Minchinhampton: A shipping container was stolen on the night of June 10, 2025. Police urge property owners to secure their premises and report any suspicious activity quoting incident 109 of June 11, 2025.
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Berkeley: Overnight on June 15-16, a BMW and a VW Golf were entered, resulting in thefts of a Tommy Hilfiger watch, cash, and bank cards (incident numbers 62 of June 16, 2025).
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Gloucester: Multiple vehicle break-ins occurred including thefts from a Honda Jazz at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital and a Vauxhall Astra in Clapham Court. Other crimes involved burglary of an outbuilding in Broadway Road, Winchcombe, where garden machinery was stolen after padlocks were cut (incident 469 of June 15, 2025).
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Several other break-ins reported across Gloucester, Charlton Kings, Leckhampton, and Meysey Hampton involve theft of bicycles, garden equipment, and attempted home burglaries. Police continue to investigate these incidents and encourage anyone with information to come forward.
Residents and businesses are reminded to secure vehicles, outbuildings, and valuables, and to promptly report suspicious behavior to the police by calling 999 in emergencies or 101 for non-urgent matters. Anonymous tips can also be submitted to Crimestoppers.
Heightened awareness and community cooperation remain crucial as Gloucestershire Police work to address this recent increase in crime and enhance local security.