A bike and a games console have been stolen after thieves targeted an insecure property in Lancaster last week.
The burglary occurred overnight on Thursday (March 10th), at an address on Cork Road in the city.
PC Simon Jones from Lancaster Police said: ‘’Overnight on the 10th March there has been a residential burglary on Cork Road whereby a games console and a Claud Butler bike has been stolen.
‘’We believe the door to the house was left unlocked, so please keep your houses locked and secure at all times.
‘’Please contact 101 quoting log 1256 of the 11th March if you saw anything suspicious.’’


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