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Moomins Items Stolen From Oxfam

Friday, 30 August 2019 14:43

More than £100 worth of Moomins items have been stolen from a Jersey charity shop.

Eight trays and two mugs featuring comic strip characters 'Moomins' were taken from the Oxfam store on New Street.

"Being a charity, we try and raise as much as we can to help all our projects over the world to help fight the poverty and suffering you see today.

"Unfortunately, it's a thing we're seeing more and more of these days. We're going to need more and more (items) to help people." - Nina Travers, Oxfam Jersey Manager.

The thefts have been reported to police. Anyone with information is asked to call 612612.

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