ReporterPower tools were taken from a property in Kentchurch after “unknown persons” gained access to a residential garage. (Image: West Mercia Police) RESIDENTS have been urged to be vigilant after tools were stolen from a county village during a break-in. Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) Lewis Thomas said West Mercia Police had received a report of a break-in in Kentchurch on October 31. The resident said entry had been gained to their garage by unknown persons, with a number of power tools taken. The incident is believed to have happened between 10.30am on October 30 and 2.30pm on October 31.Releasing advice for residents after the incident, PCSO Thomas said residents should secure their garage with strong locks, and consider installing motion-sensor lighting and CCTV. Members of the public with information on the incident are asked to police contact via email [email protected], quoting log number 00246_I_31102025.
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Power tools taken by ‘unknown persons’ during village break-in
Caitlin King
Caitlin King is the editor of Herefordshire News, covering stories that celebrate life across the county — from local politics to countryside living. A lifelong Midlander with a background in regional journalism, she’s passionate about telling honest, human stories that keep Herefordshire connected.
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