We are urging cycle owners to make cycle security and registration their New Year’s resolution.

Bikes are always popular presents - from that memorable first bike to the latest top-spec machine for an enthusiastic amateur.

We are urging people to get any new gifts they have bought or receive over Christmas registered free with the property logging website www.Immobilise.com. 

Doing so will mean your valuables are more likely to be returned if lost or stolen, as well as potentially catching a criminal in possession of stolen goods.

Humberside Police’s Lifestyle project -which has inspired over 160,000 young people to make a difference in their community since 1989 - launched at Princes Quay on Saturday 7 May and teams are now being urged to register at www.humberside.police.uk/lifestyle.

Vulnerable residents in North Lincolnshire are being urged to be on their guard following reports of cold callers operating in the area.

One man in the Ashby area reported being approached by a group of four men, who offered to clean his guttering and fascias for £120.

Humberside Police are hailing Operation Impact – ‘a focus on tackling drug dealing and organised crime across the Humberside area’ - a success.

If a person poses a serious risk to a partner or to others in our community, the police and our partners will implement a plan to ensure the public is protected and victims supported.
A week into the domestic abuse campaign, we offer an insight into the efforts Humberside Police and our partners make to keep our communities safe.

Would it surprise you to know on average a victim will encounter 35 abusive incidents before they consider reporting it to the police?

Officers are hunting those responsible for setting hay bales alight in two fields in Winterton and Roxby.

The first incident took place in a field adjacent to Winterton Observatory, Top Road, Scunthorpe, between 4.45pm and 5pm on Saturday, August 8.

A group of four girls and boys, thought to be aged 12 to 13 years old, were seen running from the area.

Following the very warm weather last week people can confidently say summer is here; unfortunately this historically results in an increase in homes being burgled as a result of sneak-in burglars entering through open windows and doors. 

Between July and August last year a third of all homes burgled were as a result of properties being left insecure (180 incidents).