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Motorhome stolen in latest in string of thefts as probe launched

22.06.2026 14:01 1 min 1 source
Greatest Hits Radio (The Scottish Borders & North Northumber... ENG

A Fiat Ducato motorhome (registration Y9HOM) was stolen from Heiton, Scottish Borders, between 10pm on June 20 and 1am on June 21. Police are investigating and have appealed for CCTV or dashcam footage. The theft is part of a series, including a Husqvarna FE350 motorcycle and an Apollo bicycle, believed to be linked.

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Motorhome stolen in latest in string of thefts as probe launched

22.06.2026 Greatest Hits Radio (The Scottish Borders & North Northumber... ENG Original source

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