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NURSERY ROOF IS STRIPPED OF LEAD

Fiona Simpson • Published 9 Jul 2012 14:30 Print Comments 0 Comments

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Heavy rain now pouring water into playroom

STAFF and children at a nursery have been left devastated after a large amount of lead was stolen from its roof.

Whitehirst Park Nursery had a several metres of lead lining stripped from the building in April.

The callous thieves not only stole lead from the Kilwinning nursery but caused thousands of pounds worth of damage to the roof when slates were ripped off and guttering destroyed.

For the full story see this week's Ardrossan and Saltcoats Herald.

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