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Page last updated at 11:37 GMT, Monday, 14 April 2008 12:37 UK
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Vehicles stolen in £250,000 raid

Thieves have stolen five vehicles and equipment totalling £250,000 from an industrial estate in Shropshire.

Police said the offenders broke in on Sunday night and were at the scene for some time. It is thought some vehicles were removed by a low-loader.

They took three Land Rovers, two other vehicles, power tools and electrical cable from Mcdonald Land Rover, on Mile Oak Industrial Estate, in Oswestry.

West Mercia Police has appealed for any witnesses to contact them.



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