Truck stolen from petting farm

The vehicle had visible branding but the farms manager said that could have been removed by thieves

A truck was stolen along with tools from a petting farm.

Easton Farm Park, in Suffolk, reported the theft to police on 5 January.

Park manager Fiona Siddall said the loss of the vehicle was "really disruptive".

Suffolk Police said: "Intruders broke into an outhouse and used an electric grinder to damage an internal door, they stole a Nissan Navarra pick-up truck from outside the building."

Ms Siddall told the BBC: "It's our main farm vehicle, we use it every day to feed the animals, we can't move animals without it because it's the only vehicle we have that has a towbar."

She continued: "We were just starting our maintenance ready to open again in February and just as we were getting back to work we've been disrupted by this mindless crime."