Monthly Archives: July 2025

The Kent Online website reports that a “selfish” worker stole nearly £100,000 from her employers, with which she bought Tefal pans, hotel stays and clubbing trips to Amsterdam.

Megan Reynolds amassed lavish expenditures across various company cards before attempting to conceal them through fake invoices.

According to the Retail Systems website, Lidl has become the latest major supermarket to trial new self-service checkouts, to help address record levels of shoplifting.

The tills feature cameras that detect when shoppers fail to scan items properly, then plays back recorded footage on a screen before customers can complete their purchases.

As reported on the Wales Online website, a gambling addict stole more than £5,000 from the gym she was employed by, after asking customers to pay in cash.

Kathryn MacDonald, asked three victims to pay via cash, when, ordinarily, memberships were expected to be paid by card.

As reported on the Essex Police website, a woman stole more than £200,000 from the charity she worked for as trusted office manager.

Isabella George – jailed for three years withdrew large amounts of money from the charity’s account over nearly six years.

According to the Independent website, Jellycats, the sought-after soft toys are being targeted by criminal shoplifting gangs and thieves.

Garden centres, gift and bookshops up and down the country are facing incidents of shoplifting that has left traders thousands of pounds out of pocket.

According to the Warrington Guardian website, a trusted supervisor at a pump supplier stole stock worth £51,000 and used their packaging and delivery system to sell the goods on eBay.

Ashley McGowan was seen on CCTV footage ‘busying himself’ in the packaging department.