We are investigating claims a woman had four rings stolen by a couple in a black car in Goole.

The incident happened between 4.14pm and 4.30pm yesterday (Thursday, March 2) in Second Avenue, when the victim was approached by a man and woman in a small black car.

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.

Police are appealing for information following three outbuildings being targeted in the Old Goole area overnight between Sunday 30 October and Monday 31 October.

The incidents that occurred were on:

Officer are appealing for witnesses following three separate and unrelated assaults in Goole over the last week.

SUNDAY 23 OCTOBER – VICTORIA STREET GOOLE – CRIME REFERENCE NUMBER 2223886
An 18-year-old man was outside the Capitol Club on Victoria Street at around 4.30am when he was allegedly assaulted by another man resulting in facial injuries. 

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.

The Goole Community Policing Team are holding residents meeting at the Eastgate Flats in Goole at 11am on Sunday 23 October within the meeting room.

During the meeting the PCSOs are keen to gauge what the community would like police and partners to do in order to improve the area.

Do you know this man?

Officers wish to speak to him in connection with an incident at a property in Montague Street, Goole, where a man is said to have walked into a house uninvited.

The incident happened between 3.15pm and 4.25pm on Wednesday, October 5, when it is believed a man walked onto the property and tried to open a rear door.

An investigation has been launched following a spate of criminal damage in Old Goole.

Between 4.20pm on Thursday, July 14 and 5pm on Monday, August 29, three Neighbourhood Watch signs were snapped and graffiti sprayed on a fourth.

Graffiti was also sprayed on three highways signs, 2 houses and two sheds, some of which is pictured below.

The victim sustained bruising and reddening to one of his knees after being hit by the moving vehicle.

Officers are treating the incident as an assault with injury and now need the public’s help in identifying the man shown in the photograph who may be able to assist in our enquiries.