York cheese shop and cafe burgled twice in same week

27 February 2024

A cheese shop and cafe has been targeted by thieves twice in the same week, North Yorkshire Police has said.

Officers said the first theft at Love Cheese on Gillygate, in York, took place at around 03:00 GMT on Sunday 25 February.

They received a second report of a burglary from the same business on Tuesday.

A window was smashed to gain entry on both occasions, before money was then taken from the till.

Police have appealed for anyone with any information or who witnessed anything to contact them.

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