| There have been burglaries to equestrian yards reported this week. In the Kingsclere and Bramley area offenders stole horse rugs, horse feed, veterinary dressings, animal prescription drugs and various other items. In Hartley Wintney 11 horse rugs were stolen from a locked container. In the Shedfield area a pony had it's rug stolen from it whilst out in the field. Please consider post coding your rugs with paint, this makes them less desirable to criminals. Security mark your tack. If you wish to arrange for your tack to be post coded, please contact Country Watch or Hampshire Horse watch who will be able to arrange this for you. Other reported non dwelling burglaries include a number of power tools stolen from a shed in the Goodworth Clatford area, two bicycles were stolen from a shed in the Kingsclere area, chain saws, gardening power tools and a set of Land Rover alloy wheels were stolen from outbuildings at Conford. At Headley, barns on a farm have been broken into and batteries stolen, a vehicle parked on the farm was also broken into and copper piping was stolen. In Binstead, an outbuilding was broken into and a Yellow JCB Multi use vehicle RX12HFH was stolen, along with 8 heavy duty batteries and a can of fuel. In Stockbridge a barn was broken into, nothing was stolen and in Bentley, farm gates were damaged and an attempt to cut the lock on a container failed. In the Thatcham area a galvanised Ifor Williams trailer was stolen from a unit after offenders broke through the metal cladding. There were burglaries to dwelling premises reported in the Micheldever Station area and the Newtown area, a wallet and a I pad was stolen. Immobilise.com is a free service to log your identifiable property in case you are unfortunate enough to have it stolen. You can create an account and log all your property that has a serial number, this website links in with the Police so that items can be compared against the database should the item be found. Two wooden fence panels were stolen from a garden in Liss and also in Liss, £700 worth of seasoned wood was stolen. In Eversley, two wheels were stolen from an Ifor Williams horse trailer. There was an attempt to steal heating oil from an address in the Woolton Hill area and a diesel bowser was stolen from the Greywell area. In Sheborne St John, two milk churns were taken from a garden and in Old Burghclere a roll of chicken wire and two rolls of stock fencing were stolen. At a premises at Wash Water, two vehicles had their catalytic converters stolen. A Dodge livestock transporter C81AWR was stolen from the Waterlooville area and a Land Rover Defender was stolen from a premises in the Fareham area, this vehicle was recovered not far away from where it was stolen, apparently having been driven off road. Consider getting your farm or plant equipment Cesar marked with Datatag. If you want to find out more about this please contact the country watch team or your local beat officer. Fencing to a field was damaged in the Churt area and in Swanmore, a number of council 'no dogs' signs were pulled down from a field in the area. If you have any information in relation to any criminal activity or any suspicious activity please report it to the Police on 101 or anonymously via CRIMESTOPPERS on 0800 555 111 or on line at crimestoppers-uk.org | 
