Police are appealing for information after a JCB Mini digger and pressure washer were stolen from a building site in Worfield.
Between 6pm on Monday the 23rd and 7:15am on Tuesday the 24th of July 2018, a JCB mini digger and a pressure washer were stolen from a building site in Worfield.
The offenders caused damage to padlocks on a number of gates and the JCB mini digger in order to gain access.
The victim stated that the digger has a black grab, welded to the boon, which is non-standard, making it very distinctive.
From the tyre tracks left at the scene of the crime it appears likely that a vehicle and trailer were used in the burglary.
Anyone with information is asked to call 101.
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