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.

Three teenagers are being sought after a fire was started outside the McDonalds Fast Food Restaurant on Victoria Street, Grimsby on Friday night. 

At 8.15pm (Friday April 15, 2016) cardboard which was leant up against a number of bins outside the McDonalds Restaurant was set alight.

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

Missing Grimsby 17-year-old Chloe Bensley was found safe and well in Grimsby at around 12.25pm today (Monday, November 30).
As reported, Chloe was reported missing on Wednesday, November 25, after she failed to return home.
Officers who led the search wish to thank the media and all members of the public who have assisted in locating her. 

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?

A couple and a male friend were treated in hospital after being attacked by a large gang of youths during a night out in Cleethorpes.

The attack happened at around 11.30pm on Thursday, August 6, as the trio walked from Market Place to Cross Street.

An elderly Cleethorpes man was conned out of £220 and had further cash and bank books stolen in a suspected distraction burglary.

The incident happened in Dugard Road, Cleethorpes, at around noon on Wednesday, August 5.

A man driving a white Transit-style van and wearing blue and white overalls came to the door and offered to clear out the guttering.