Officers from the Hucknall Neighbourhood Policing Team will be holding beat surgeries on the following dates.

Hucknall Leisure Centre on Wednesday 15 January at 2.00pm. 

Hucknall Leisure Centre on Wednesday 22 January at 10.00am. 

Hucknall Leisure Centre on Tuesday 11 February at 2.00pm.

Please feel free to pop down and say hello. 

This is an opportunity to meet members of your local policing team and discuss any issues you may have regarding crime or antisocial behaviour in your neighbourhood

Crimes reported over the past seven days.

Burglary Dwelling

Around 7.37pm on Tuesday 7 January in Goodall Crescent, Hucknall, an unknown white male, age 30’s, 5-06”, black hair, unkempt appearance, entered a flat through an unlocked door and spoke with the occupant. After he left it was noticed that a bank card had been taken from the living room table.

Burglary Other

Nothing to Report

Theft of motor vehicle

Between 9.30pm on Saturday 4 and 9.00am on Sunday 5 January in Duke Street, Hucknall, a white Mercedes C220 saloon car was stolen.

Theft from motor vehicle

Overnight Tuesday 31 December to Wednesday 1 January in Victoria Street, Hucknall, a white Kia Ceed car, parked at the roadside, was broken into and a messy search made. Cash was stolen from the dash shelf.

Between 11.30pm on Friday 3 January and 11.00am on Saturday 4 January in Thorne Grove, Hucknall, a white Vauxhall Combo van was broken into and a works tablet and a wallet were stolen

Theft

Around 8.30pm on Saturday 4 January in Portland Road, Hucknall, an electric scooter and charger was stolen.

Criminal Damage

At some time on Friday 3 January in Perlthorpe Drive, Hucknall, the window of a house was broken. A window had also been broken previously on 15 December 2024. 

ASB

Around 5.13pm on Thursday 2 January in Titchfield Park, Hucknall, a caller reported that while walking her dog near the boathouse she was nearly hit by youngsters zipping around on e-scooters. There was a large group of around 15 teenagers in total with about five scooters. 

At 3.58pm on Friday 3 January in Airfield Way, Hucknall, a report of five or six riders taking turns to ride off-road bikes around at speed on the airfield. One bike was orange and white with the number plate ripped off, a second bike was black.

Around 5.15pm on Friday 3 January in High Street, Hucknall, a report of three youths, mid teens with their faces covered, on the roof of a building throwing stones down into the High Street.

At 5.35pm Friday 3 January in High Street, Hucknall, a group of approximately four youths, all in black tracksuits and masks, kicking the doors and shutters of shops.

At 12.22pm on Saturday 4 January in Dorey Way, Hucknall, ongoing issues with off-road bikes on the old airfield. Today three or four bikes arrived in two white vans.

Around 2.00pm on Saturday 4 January in Kingsway Gardens, Hucknall, a report of three males on motorbikes driving on the pavements and around the park at the end of the Gardens “skidding all over the place”. One wearing a blue jacket, one in a black jacket, all wearing helmets. 

Around 3.50pm on Sunday 5 January on Watnall Road, Hucknall, a report of two males, 15/16 years old, riding in and out of the new building development on the old Hucknall Town football ground, both wearing Puffer jackets and joggers. One had his hood up the second was wearing a balaclava.

At 6.00pm on Sunday 5 January in Ashgate Road, Hucknall, five males and a female sprayed a fire extinguisher over the forecourt and windows of the Tesco petrol filling station. They also threw screen wash all over the place. 

If you have any information relating to the above criminal activity e.g. did you or anyone you know witness one of the incidents? Do you know who the person(s) responsible are? Have you noticed any suspicious activity prior to any incident? 

Or do you have any CCTV footage that may be of help? 

If so, please contact the Ashfield District Neighbourhood Policing Team by e-mail at  ashfieldNPT@Notts.Police.uk  or you can contact the police on 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. 

This message is sent on behalf of Insp. Christopher Boylin