Police are appealing for information after a series of burglaries across south Oxfordshire.

Over the past week, there have been 11 burglaries in total throughout the Henley, Binfield Heath, Woodcote and Goring areas.

Police said these burglaries are not believed to be linked. Officers are urging residents to be vigilant and look out for any suspicious activity in these areas.

Det Insp Mark Johns said: “I am sure there is someone out there who has some information about these burglaries and I would urge them to come forward and help us with our investigation.

“The neighbourhood teams in the respective areas have been made aware and patrols have been stepped up to offer reassurance to residents in these areas. We have a team of detectives carrying out an extensive investigation and we hope to find those responsible soon.

“I would also like to remind people to always take precautions and be vigilant to these types of offences and always ensure your homes are locked and secure at all times.

“If you see anything suspicious or have any suspicious callers to your home, then please call and let us know so that our neighbourhood teams are aware and we can respond appropriately.”

The following is a list of all the offences that have happened in these areas:

A house in Whitehall Lane, Checkendon, was broken into sometime between 8.45pm and 8.57pm on 19 March. Burglars forced their way into the house through a rear door. Nothing was stolen as the alarm was activated.

A house in Binfield Heath was broken into between 2pm on 17 March and 11pm on 19 March, where burglars have forced their way into the property through a side fence then entered the house after gaining access via a cat flap. Laptops, a TV and jewellery were stolen.

Burglars broke into a house in Plowden Way, Shiplake Cross, between 18 March and 20 March by forcing open a kitchen window. Laptops and watches were stolen.

Between 18 March and 20 March offenders entered through the back of a property in Deanacre, Henley, by smashing a window with a brick. A large flat screen TV and laptops were stolen.

Burglars broke into a house in Paradise Road, Henley, between 18 March and 20 March by kicking their way in through a rear door. Watches and laptops were stolen.

Between 19 March and 20 March, burglars smashed their way into a property in Beech Lane, Woodcote, by throwing a rock through a rear glass door of the property. A shotgun, bank cards and cash was stolen.

Between 1am and 7am on 21 March, burglars broke into the house in South Stoke Road, Woodcote, through a skylight and stole, laptops, a camera and a television.

At about 4am on the same day, at another address in South Stoke Road, homeowners heard someone trying to force their way into their house and went to investigate. Nothing was stolen, but damage was caused to the window of the property.

Overnight between 20 March and 21 March, burglars attempted to break into a house in Croft Road, Goring, by forcing a window but smashed a window pane in the process. Nothing was stolen.

Another burglary was attempted on another property in the same road that night, where again burglars have tried to force their way into the property but have failed.

Anyone with information about these crimes should contact the South Oxfordshire Priority Crime Team on 0845 8 505 505. Alternatively, you can contact the Crimestoppers charity anonymously on 0800 555 111.