Communion wine stolen from chapel in Chichester

Thieves took communion wine from a chapel during a break-in earlier this week, Sussex Police have confirmed.

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Inside Graylingwell Chapel SUS-161128-131111001Inside Graylingwell Chapel SUS-161128-131111001
Inside Graylingwell Chapel SUS-161128-131111001

Police records show Graylingwell Chapel was broken into overnight on July 7 to July 8.

The Observer has also had unconfirmed reports that pieces of artwork in the chapel were damaged in the incident.

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The chapel, which is owned by the Chichester Community Development Trust, had been closed the previous week for intermediary repair work ahead of a long-term rennovation project and the congregation that met in the building had already arranged to move out.

Anyone who can help police with their enquiries is asked to call 101 or email [email protected] quoting reference 0673 of 10/07.

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