A chip shop near Oswestry has appealed for information after their front windows were smashed.
The owners of Whittington's Quality Fish and Chips have asked the community to help find footage after the front windows of their shop was smashed in an act of vandalism.
Inderjit Randhawa, who helps run the shop on Station Road said that they had been the victim of criminal damage around 9pm last night (October 7).
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After the incident she put out an appeal for witnesses who may have footage around that time.
She said: “Unfortunately our window at the fish and chip shop has been smashed.
“We’re hoping someone along Station Road may have CCTV, doorbell cameras or any other footage that could help us. The incident happened sometime between 9:10pm and 9:20pm.
“If you have any cameras covering the road and may have captured anything during this time, we would be extremely grateful if you could get in touch with us.
“Any information, no matter how small, could be really helpful.”
Repairs were being made to the front of the shop this afternoon to secure the windows which were all damaged in the incident.
It was confirmed to the Advertizer that the family had contacted the police about the incident.
West Mercia Police have been approached for comment.
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