Highsted Farm is the latest victim of a spate of burglaries.

Three fishing rods, a remote control helicopter and a number of hand tools were stolen from the site in Highsted Valley, Rodmersham, between June 8-9. Reference number XY/020309/14.

For the last 19 months, more than 620 burglaries and attempted break-ins across Sittingbourne have been brought to this newspaper’s attention.

The latest incidents are as follows:

An attempted shed burglary in Medlar Close, Bredgar, before 6.30am on Friday, June 6 – XY/020048/14.

A garage window smashed by thieves in Bexon Lane, Bredgar, between June 5-6 – XY/019959/14.

A red clasic Triumph motorcycle registration XDU987K stolen from a domestic garage in Wentworth Drive, Sittingbourne, between 2.45pm and 3.15pm on June 5 – XY/019886/14.

There was a burglary in Marsh Rise, Kemsley, between 10am and 10.45am on June 5 – XY/019785/14.

Between noon and 1.30pm there was an attempted burglary in Hawthorn Road, Sittingbourne – XY/019820/14.

A shed burglary in Alexandra Close, Milton Regis, between June 7-8 – XY/020237/14.

Various items taken after a property was broken into in Recreation Way, Kemsley. This happened sometime between 12.45am and 5am on June 11 – XY/020573/14.

Between June 4-7 a bicycle was stolen from a garden shed in Harris Gardens, Murston – XY/020028/14.

There was an attempted shed burglary in Great Easthall Way, Great Easthall, between June 5-7 – XY/020054/14.

Between noon and 5pm on June 7 there was an attempted shed burglary in Murston Road, Murston – XY/020182/14.

Attempted burglary between the June 8-14 in School Lane, Bapchild – XY/021018/14.

Between June 11-13, a bicycle was stolen from a garden shed in Burnup Bank, Murston - XY/020940/14.

There was a burglary in Home View, Murston, between 12.30am and 9.30am on June 14 – XY/021014/14.

Between June 8-13, a caravan on a drive in Brenchley Road, Sittingbourne, was burgled - XY/020929/14.

There was a burglary in Chilton Avenue, Sittingbourne, between June 14-15 – XY/021143/14.

Anyone with information should call police on 101 quoting the relevant reference number.