Beach Hut Damage On Lowestoft Seafront

Saturday, 9 January 2021 00:00

Police are continuing to appeal for information after buildings were vandalised near to The Esplanade in Lowestoft.

Police are continuing to appeal for information after buildings were vandalised near to The Esplanade in Lowestoft. Between Christmas Eve and Sunday 27th December, guttering on beach huts along the lower promenade was pulled down. This was followed by another incident which took place between Sunday 27th December and Tuesday 29th December, where guttering on Claremont Pier was also damaged.

Any witnesses, or anyone with information about these incidents, is asked to contact Suffolk Police by phoning 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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