Boxes of tiles stolen from building site

Friday, 14 October 2011 01:00

Anyone with information is asked to contact Onchan Police Station.

Sometime between Wednesday October 5th and yesterday a quantity of wall tiles were stolen from a building site on Main Road, Union Mills.

The site is located near to the filling station where a large new home is under construction.

The tiles are 600mm x 300mm in size, they are described as being prada beige in colour.

They were contained in 7 cardboard boxes.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Onchan Police Station.

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