Damage to Market Place Christmas decorations

Wednesday, 17 January 2024 00:00

Wiltshire Police are asking for help identifying two people after Christmas decorations were damaged in Salisbury's Market Place.

Both the Christmas Star and the Christmas Tree were damaged in the Market Place on December 10th.

In a short statement, police said, "We want to speak to them after criminal damage to the Christmas Tree and Christmas Star Art display in Salisbury Market Square on December 10 around 1.35 am.

"We appreciate the images aren't the greatest but hope someone recognises them.

"If you can help please call contact us on 101 quoting reference number 54230130941."

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