Crime Report Hucknall for the week to midnight Wednesday 8 October 2025

Your local Safer Neighbourhood Team will be at 

Belle's Coffee House and Kitchen, 61 Nabbs Lane, NG15 6NT. Friday 10 October 10.00am to 11.00am. 

Nottingham Building Society Hucknall, 39 High Street, NG15 7HJ. Saturday 11 October 4.46pm to 6.16pm. 

Co-op, Emperors Way, Hucknall. Sunday 12 October at 7.00pm. 

Co-op, Emperors Way, Hucknall. Saturday 18 October at 9.00am.

Please take this opportunity to raise any concerns you may have and to find out what we are doing to tackle the issues that matter to you.

Everyone is welcome and it would be great to see you there.

Crimes reported over the past seven days.

Burglary Dwelling

Around 1.40am on on Friday 3 October in Bakewell Lane, Hucknall, a living room window was forced open using a spade taken from the garden shed, breaking the bottom of the window. The house was entered and a handbag containing a purse

with bank cards and I.D. inside. A male could be seen on the ring doorbell.

Burglary Other

Nothing to Report

Theft of motor vehicle

Between 9.30pm on Friday 3 and 6.15am on Saturday 4 October in Carlingford Road, Hucknall, a silver Land Rover Discovery Sport was stolen from the roadside. It was located later and recovered.

At some time after 3.00pm on Sunday 5 October a silver Honda Civic car was stolen from the Market Place car park. The keys to the car were in a handbag which had been stolen earlier from the owners workplace nearby.

Theft from motor vehicle

Between 11.30pm on Thursday 2 and 8.00am on Friday 3 October in Garden Road, Hucknall, an unlocked green Ford Puma, parked at the roadside, was entered and a school bag, a pair of black Nike Air Max trainers, a dark blue and pale blue tracksuit with a silver bangle in a pocket, a tartan box containing old British money and some letters were stolen.

Between 11.00pm on Monday 6 and 1.00pm on Wednesday 8 October in Peveril Street, Hucknall the number plates were stolen from a blue Peugeot 308 Access HDi.

A report at 11.07am on Wednesday 8 October in Derbyshire Lane, Hucknall, of a set of golf clubs being stolen from a grey Audi Q7 car which had been involved in a road traffic accident.

At 2.04am on Wednesday 8 October in Lovelace Walk, Hucknall, CCTV shows a white male, wearing a light coloured hoodie with the hood up, jeans and white trainers, trying door handles on cars. A paying-in book and sweets were stolen from one car.

Theft

At 1.44pm on Saturday 4 October in South Street, Hucknall, a report that a customer in the Half Moon Public House had his black North Face jacket stolen. His house keys and a phone charger were in the pockets of the jacket.

Violence against the person

At 7.53pm on Friday 3 October in Porchester Close, Hucknall, two males with faces covered entered a garden and attacked another male who was in a caravan in the back garden. They left in the direction of Wigwam Lane. One of the attackers was wearing a blue jacket.

Criminal Damage

At 3.52am on Sunday 5 October in Hazelwood Drive, Hucknall, three tyres on a Volkswagen Passat estate car were slashed. A kitchen type knife was found nearby.

ASB

At 1.18pm on Friday 3 October in St. Johns Crescent two young males were on the park at the back of a property. One threw a leather shoe at the house window. Both white, the one that threw the shoe was 13/14 years old, brunette hair long on top, wearing a black Nike hoodie, black joggers, white t-shirt and black trainers. The second wearing a black jacket with hood up, light grey joggers and dark shoes. When challenged they walked off towards the Bestwood Store. 

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