Police are appealing for information following three separate reports of stolen quadbikes.

North Wales Police (NWP), said the thefts took place in the last week.

An NWP spokesperson said: “ We have received three separate reports of stolen quadbikes in the Abergynolwyn and Tywyn areas this week.

“The first theft was reported from a farm in Llanfihangel y Pennant, Tywyn.

“A red Honda 420 2017, with no registration number, is believed to have been taken from the farm, sometime between 4pm on Monday, 8 August and 8.30am on Tuesday, 9 August (B118728).

“The second theft, a red Honda TRX420FM quad bike, with the serial number 1HFTE405M4700183 and engine serial number 8723331, was also reported stolen from another farm in Llanfihangel y Pennant, Tywyn.

“It is understood to have been taken sometime between 3.30pm on Monday, 8 August and 10am on Tuesday, 9 August (B118837).

“Shortly after 9am this morning, we received a third report of a Honda quad bike theft from a farm in Rhoslefain, Tywyn overnight (B120648).”

“PC Richard Smith of the Rural Crime Team is urging anyone with a quad bike to take all reasonable steps to safeguard their possessions and consider placing a tracker on all vehicles.More prevention advice is available here https://orlo.uk/J7ECZ.

“Anyone with information relating to these thefts that could assist with our enquiries is asked to contact us on 101, or via website, quoting the above reference numbers.”