Thieves take Poppy Appeal cash during break in

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Daily Echo UK:

11:00am Tuesday 30th October 2012 in News

US troops iin Southampton on their way to D-Day landings US troops iin Southampton on their way to D-Day landings

Vandals have targeted a Hampshire museum dedicated to commemorating the D-Day landings as it prepared to reopen following a revamp.

The D-Day Museum in Southsea,  has had to cancel its relaunch, which was due to be attended by veterans and local dignitaries, following the break-in during which Poppy Appeal cash was also stolen.

Lee Hunt, Portsmouth City Council Cabinet member for culture and leisure, said: ”We can’t quite believe we’re having to cancel this morning’s grand opening of the D-Day Museum, but a break-in and act of vandalism has forced us to postpone.

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One Reply to “Thieves take Poppy Appeal cash during break in”

  1. This shows how low our civilization has fallen, stealing from the heros that saved freedom in the 1940s is very low.