• Watch out - bike thieves are about in Keynsham

  By JoannaPazucha at 12:25 on 17/08/11

  

  Owners of expensive mountain and road bikes in Keynsham are being advised to be extra vigilant after three mountain bikes worth £1,000 were stolen from a house in Bristol Road.  Also taken were wheels, pedals, a helmet and a satnav. The burglary is one of four in the past week where bikes and cycling equipment worth a total of £24,000 have been stolen in and around Bath. On Sunday, August 14 three...

• Theft from a chemist's shop

  By JoannaPazucha at 15:06 on 01/07/11

  

  Police want to trace a woman they think may help with their enquiries into a case of theft at a chemist's shop in High Street, Keynsham. They describe it as bulk theft of cosmetic gift sets from the shop at 12.30pm on Saturday, June 18. Anyone with information is asked to call CrimeStoppers on 0800 555 111.

• Keynsham man denies vehicle charge

  By JoannaPazucha at 18:21 on 10/06/11

  

  By Keynsham People A Keynsham man has appeared in court charged with interfering with a vehicle. Alexander Jeary, 20, of Albert Road, denied the charge when he appeared before Bristol Magistrates' Court. He is accused of interfering with a Hyundai Tucson in Bristol on January 30. He will stand trial at the magistrates' court on August 2.

• Theft and assault in Keynsham supermarket

  By JoannaPazucha at 18:39 on 31/05/11

  

  Police are trying to trace a man they think may help with their enquiries into a case of theft and common assault at a supermarket in Keynsham. A man stole a bottle of alcohol and assaulted the shop manager when challenged. The incident happened on Wednesday, May 11 at 10.45am at the shop in Temple Street. The man police would like to speak to is described as white, approximately 23 years old, 6ft 4ins, skinny, with short blond...

• 'Ello, 'ello, 'ello - Joanna Pazucha meets Inspector Tim Stuckes to talk about crime in Keynsham

  By JoannaPazucha at 13:12 on 07/04/11

  

  Ello, ello ello – Joanna Pazucha meets Inspector Tim Stuckes to find out about crime in Keynsham "This is a low crime area," Inspector Stuckes announces and points at two graphs on the wall above his desk. "In 2001 there were 250 crimes a month, but last year there were between 100 and 120." He smiles: "At this rate, in a few years' time, there'll be no crime in Keynsham at all!" While he does...

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