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Clock is stolen from church tower
St Laurence Church. Photo by John Wilkes
The clock is worth more than �300
A historic clock has been stolen from a 14th century church bell tower in Gloucestershire.

The clock, which is about 100 years old, is worth more than �300. It went missing from St Laurence Church in Stroud between 25 and 27 October.

The clock is 12 inches in diameter with a cone pendulum movement and was set below the church's 700-year-old spire.

Anyone with information about the clock theft should contact Gloucestershire Police.




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