Lancashire Police appeal for help after theft at Carr Head Primary School in Poulton-le-Fylde
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Lancashire Police are appealing for help after a theft at a Fylde coast primary school.
Last weekend, according to police, a theft took place at Carr Head Primary School in Poulton in which two children’s trikes and a rickshaw were stolen.
“Good evening Poulton,” read a police statement on Facebook. “We know that its scorching out there however, we need your help on an appeal please. You may be aware of a theft that took place from one of our lovely local schools over last weekend.


“Sadly, Carr Head primary reported that two of the children's trikes and a rickshaw has been stolen. This play equipment was brand new and the school had raised funds to buy them. The weather was good last weekend with folk out and about perhaps. So lets make these bikes as hot as the sun to handle and get them back where they belong.”
Authorities have said that the bikes and rickshaw are ‘red are quite distinctive’ before saying that they believe that the theft may have taken place on Friday June 19 or Saturday 20 at around 9pm.
“The trikes may have been taken away via the car park, or walked away onto Carr Head Lane, possibly by two people,” the police said.
If you have any information relating to this theft, please call Lancashire Police on 101 quoting the log number LC-20260623-0598. Alternatively, you can email information to [email protected]
