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Brewing gear stolen in Alford burglary
The tun, similar to the one pictured, is worth up to �1000.
A piece of brewing equipment worth up to £1,000 has been stolen in a burglary at a farm in Alford.
The theft took place overnight between November 7 and 8 at the farm in Station Road and the offenders smashed a padlock to get into an outbuilding.
The stolen mash tun is similar to the picture but of smaller size (approx 2’ x 2’) and is handmade from stainless steel. It is worth up to £1000.
The thieves also took powertools and rolls of copper wiring.
When fleeing the scene the offenders removed a kissing gate from its hinges and made off via an adjacent public footpath.
Anyone with information should contact PC Zara Springall on 101 quoting incident 115 of November 8.
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