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Page last updated at 12:06 GMT, Wednesday, 8 October 2008 13:06 UK
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Bank burglars forced front door

Burglars forced their way into a bank in Gloucester before making off with cash, police said.

The offenders burgled HSBC bank on Olympus Park in the Quedgeley District Centre between 0200 and 0400 BST on Thursday 2 October.

After taking what police say was a small amount of cash they left by the back door of the premises.

Gloucestershire Police have issued an appeal for witnesses to the crime to contact them.



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