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£100,000 in electronics stolen from Cheadle business in high-value burglary

Local News by Nub News guest writer 8th May 2026  
Police are appealing for information after around £100,000 in electrical goods was burgled from a Cheadle business (Image - Richard Bel / Unsplash)
Police are appealing for information after around £100,000 in electrical goods was burgled from a Cheadle business (Image - Richard Bel / Unsplash)
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Around £100,000 in electrical items was stolen from a business in Cheadle last week in a high-value burglary.

Around 11.15pm on Sunday 3 May, three men broke into a business premises on Wilmslow Road, stealing expensive electrical products.

They fled the scene after the break-in, and police are now appealing for information to trace the men responsible.

Greater Manchester Police has opened an investigation, with officers appealing for anyone who may have been in the area at the time or has any information to come forward.

Anybody with information should call 101 or report online, quoting log 576 of 03/05/26.

You can also call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

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