Isabella Holland, 23, at Watson & Co on Junction Lane in St Helens (Image: Liverpool Echo)
They just come in the night and they're good at it- they're silent." "I think a lot of it is just people chancing their arm, seeing what they can get."Ī resident living on the road, who asked not to be named, said: "I didn't know it was the most burgled street, it doesn't surprise me though because it can be rough around here. They told the ECHO: "We were burgled in the summer, someone came in and they stole tools, paint, just anything they can get their hands on. The owners of The Oddjob Company, situated on burglary hotspot Junction Lane, know first hand the effects thieves can have. Prescot Road also topped the list in 2018-19 with 19 reported burglaries, and sits joint top for 2020-21, along with Mill Lane and Warrington Road- with a much lower total of 11 burglaries reported to police. READ MORE: Woman, 26, shot dead outside Wirral pub is named The figures are almost halved from 19 in 2017-18 - with the most burgled street that year being Prescot Road. There is a trend among the data however, with a drop in the number of reported burglaries year on year. Figures show that for 2021-22, Junction Lane in Sutton had the most reported burglaries, with ten. The ECHO submitted a Freedom of Information request to Merseyside Police, to find out which streets in the borough of St Helens saw the highest amount of reported burglaries for every year since 2017. The street in St Helens with the most reported burglaries in 2021-22 has been revealed.
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