B&M burglar jailed after theft spree
14:03 26/08/2026A burglar who broke into a Peterborough shop and stole almost £340 worth of goods has been jailed for a spate of thefts.
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A burglar who broke into a Peterborough shop and stole almost £340 worth of goods has been jailed for a spate of thefts.
A specialist police team set up to target the most prolific criminals is celebrating a successful first year.
A thief who went on a four-day crime spree, stealing cheesecakes and toiletries, has had a suspended jail sentence activated.
A house in Peterborough has been “closed” by the courts due to anti-social behaviour.
A thief has been jailed after he was caught on camera stealing from a shop and then driving away in a stolen car.
Using a combination of your feedback and our own data, we have set the below priorities for your local neighbourhood policing team in Peterborough South for July to September 2026 include:
. Anti-social behaviour on the Herlington bus route
- High-visibility presence tackling anti-social behaviour in open spaces.
Issued 24 June 2026
High-visibility presence tackling anti-social behaviour in open spaces.
We have worked with Ferry Meadows to complete targeted patrols through the summer. Recently, one of our team intercepted an illegal e-bike and we have had several engagements with large groups of young people.
Anti-social behaviour in Hampton
The use of illegal e-bikes (Sur-Rons) has been highlighted as an issue in the Hampton area and we continue to complete targeted patrols. Anti-social use of these bikes is a national issue and remain difficult to take positive action against due to users not wearing helmets and protective clothing. We would like the public to offer any information they have so we can remove these high-powered dangerous vehicles from users and protect the public.
At the time of writing (August 2026’) officers have also recovered eight stolen motorbikes from Hampton.
Actioned 25 August 2026
Anti-social behaviour in Hampton
Issued 30 June 2026
Anti-social use of illegal e-scooters was identified as a key issue along the bus route. This has been targeted with days of action where a number of e-scooters were seized. Officers have been encouraging owners of e-scooters to keep use to private property and consider alternative transport in public spaces.
Actioned 25 August 2026