Investigation launched following the theft of a post box in East Lothian

Published 26th Nov 2016

A post box, thought to be worth around £2,000, has been stolen from Letham Mains in Haddington.

The incident happened between 3:30PM on Wednesday 23rd November and 3:45PM on Thursday 24th November.

The small box-style unit on a pole, which had been emptied shortly before it's theft, has the number 306 on the front.

Anyone with information that could assist Police with their investigation are being asked to come forward.

Constable Heidi Hopkins from Haddington Police Station said: " Given the time of year the box was likely to be used more frequently in the coming weeks with people sending Christmas cards to friends and family.

"We would ask anyone who saw anything suspicious in the Letham Mains area, or who can help us identify the culprits, contacts police immediately." Those with information can contact Police Scotland on 101 or alrernatively, the charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.