Appeal for witnesses after aggravated burglary in Clapham

Monday, 25 October 2021 10:24

North Yorkshire Police is appealing for witnesses after an aggravated burglary at residential properties in the village of Clapham.

The incident took place shortly after 10.30pm on Wednesday 20 October 2021 on Station Road in Clapham when four offenders gained entry into a property and caused damage to a vehicle, as well as assaulting a man. The man was injured in the incident and received hospital treatment.

The four offenders left the scene in a white transit van travelling towards Settle.

Officers would like to hear from anyone who may have seen the vehicle in the area around the time of the incident or anyone who may have other information which could help the investigation.

If you can help please contact police on 101 quoting ref: 12210225688

More from Local Stories

Burning issue resolved at revised Dales holiday complex

A revised proposal for a large modern holiday complex in open countryside near Linton in the highly protected Yorkshire Dales National Park should be approved, officials have recommended.
Call to force historic Garsdale inn owner to restore pub

Planning Officers have ordered the owner of the Moorcock Inn to reverse the changes made, converting the pub into a tearoom and to reinstate the bar and public areas.
Mountaineer joins Wensleydale Railway as patron

Wensleydale Railway has announced the appointment of Alan Hinkes OBE as a patron of their charitable trust.
Highest number of nesting attempts by hen harriers achieved last year

A new report reveals there were 15 hen harrier nesting attempts across the Yorkshire Dales and Nidderdale in 2023
Future of National Park: nature recovery is the people’s priority

Nature recovery should be the number one priority for the next Yorkshire Dales National Park Management Plan, people have said.
Scotch Corner outlet opening dependent on unscheduled roadworks

A further cloud of uncertainty is hanging over the opening date of a huge out of town retail complex at Scotch Corner after it emerged a road upgrade yet to be scheduled would need to be completed before shoppers could visit the centre.
HS2 fund divert to repair SOME of Craven's roads

£600,000 from HS2 to be spent resurfacing three pothole-ridden roads in Craven
A59 closure: Council says wet weather not tree felling caused surface to crack

Highways bosses have issued assurances the extended closure of one of the North’s busiest roads for a further three months was caused by one of the wettest winters in a century, rather than the felling of hundreds of trees beside the route.

Appeal for witnesses after aggravated burglary in Clapham

More from Local Stories

Comments