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Two gold wedding bands worth hundreds of pounds stolen during Royston burglary

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Rebecca Day

Published: 5:11 PM November 30, 2015    Updated: 3:45 PM November 1, 2020
ANOTHER-BURGLARY

- Credit: Archant

Police are appealing for witnesses after thieves stole two gold wedding bands worth about £200 each during a burglary in Royston at the weekend.

The break-in occurred between 11.30am on Saturday and 7pm on Sunday.

The offenders forced open a lock of a back door to gain entry to the property in Field Crescent.

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