A burglary was reported in the early hours of this morning, 17th Feb, at a property on Highfield Avenue, Cheadle. A BMW X1 was then stolen from the drive. Anybody with any information is encouraged to contact Staffordshire Police on 101 quoting ref 113-17/02/2026. Enquiries are ongoing. Police Seek Public's Help After Burglary and Car Theft - 17th February 2026
Cheadle Police Station recently played host to the 2nd Cheadle Scouts group. The youngsters were full of brilliant questions about policing and showed that they had a good understanding of how to report an emergency. After a tour of the station and a look at the Police Vehicles, two young people made their Cub's Pledge: “I promise to do my best to do my duty to God and to the King, to help other people, and to keep the Cub Scout Law”. PCSO LOWNDES and PCSO WATERS, were so imp
Staffordshire Police are appealing for information following a burglary in Leek. Officers were called at 1:20 am today (Thursday, 29 January) to Asda on Springfield Road following reports of a burglary. The suspects took an ATM using a piece of plant machinery before leaving the scene in two Nissan pickups. All the vehicles involved had been reported as stolen on Tuesday, 27 and Wednesday, 28 January. The two Nissans were later found burnt out on Tongue Lane, Brown Edge, at
31st January 18:00 - 20:00 Local officers from the Staffordshire Moorlands Neighbourhood Policing Team will be holding an online chat on 31st January between 18:00 - 20:00pm giving residents the opportunity to ask any questions or raise any concerns. Please feel free to join and engage with your local officers. Join here Staffordshire Moorlands Online Police Surgery. - created 28th January 2026
Saturday 24th of January saw the presence of a police car parked on CheadleHigh Street with the officer proactively collecting information from local businesses about the town’s crime wave. The officer said that a police presence in crime areas is part of the way police tackle petty crime. He assured our reporter that this type of crime is of importance to the police and that told us thatt he has been drafted in from his normal beat at Longton for this project. Good to see t
Stafffordshire Police are urging people to check their homes are secure following recent reports of burglaries in the Staffordshire Moorlands area. Thieves have been trying door handles to try and take advantage of insecure properties, usually in the early hours and through the night. Here are some thinks to check: Close and lock all your doors and windows, even if you’re only going out for a few minutes Double-lock any door Make sure that any valuables are out of sight Keep
Staffordshire Police are warning people to be extra vigilant this month and not fall victim to social media or local selling scams, after a number of counterfeit notes were found in circulation in Staffordshire. After Christmas, many individuals are trying to sell unwanted gifts or are searching for bargains themselves and s ellers often use social media platforms to advertise items, and at the point of sale, could be handed counterfeit notes by fraudulent buyers as payment.
