A charity which supports people across the Framlingham community has been targeted in an overnight break-in.
Hour Community discovered the incident when staff arrived at Hour Place Monday morning (2nd November). In a post on social media, the organisation said two laptops and some money had been stolen.
Staff also found that belongings had been gone through and the premises left in a mess.
The charity expressed its sadness that an organisation dedicated to supporting people in the community had been targeted.
A local resident, Millie Corke, shared the charity's post, highlighting the work it does to support people in the area and expressing her disappointment at the theft.
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