Vandals hit Town shops
Friday 25th April 2008, 12:45PM BST.
Nautilus owner Geoff Wilson next to his shop window which was damaged this week. (Picture by Daniel Guerin, 0569462)
TWO shops in the High Street were vandalised within 24 hours of each other this week. Mappin & Webb jewellers had its awning badly damaged after the canopy was pulled from its brackets.
And clothes shop Nautilus, situated a few doors further down the High Street, had its front window smashed by vandals for the third time in four months. Mappin & Webb manager Robert Read said the damage would cost about £1,000 to repair.
‘We can’t work out if it was a lorry or individual,’ he said. ‘But it’s a real pain. Not only was it criminally damaged, but it was left in a dangerous position, just hanging down where someone could have walked into it and seriously hurt themselves.’
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“TWO shops in the High Street were vandalised within 24 hours of each other this week.”
“‘We can’t work out if it was a lorry or individual,’ he said.”
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