Police are appealing for information reports of a number of thefts from vehicles in the Halton area.
They happened on Tuesday and Wednesday, September 15 and 16, on Town End Way, Mill Lane, and Lune Walk.
Residents have reported that access has been gained into their vehicles, where glove boxes and car boots have been rifled through and items taken.
PCSO Karen Hodgson said: ‘’Please can residents check their CCTV to see if it has captured anything which could assist with our enquiries.
‘’Please always ensure vehicles are secure and valuables are removed overnight.
‘’Report anything suspicious via 101 or online, or if it’s a crime in progress then please report on 999.’’


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