Bus shelter vandalised in Willaston

Monday, 8 February 2021 06:27

By Rob Pritchard @rpritchard9

Police are investigating after a bus shelter in Willaston was vandalised over the weekend.

A window at the shelter next to the primary school on School Road has been smashed sometime between 10pm on Friday, February 5, and 6.30am the next morning (February 6).

As a result, authorities are keen to speak to anyone anyone who may have seen or heard what happened between those times.

Anyone with details they think could assist with enquiries are asked to call PC Kelly at Police Headquarters on 631 212.

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