Three farming vehicles were stolen from an animal husbandry site at a college in Ewell.
A blue New Holland tractor (with registration plate RX54 XJW), an Iseki mower tractor and a John Deere Gator 4x4 were stolen from Nescot (North East Surrey College of Technology) overnight between Tuesday, November 15 and Wednesday, November 16.
It is believed they were stolen from the college’s animal care unit, near the Priest Hill playing fields.
Surrey Police stated there were no opportunities to film the thefts on CCTV due to its “remote location”.
A spokesperson for the force added: “These vehicles can be driven, however, it is likely that at some point they would need to be loaded onto another vehicle for any long distance travel.”
Surrey Police would like to speak to anyone who saw any suspicious activity on either Banstead Road or St Normans Way in Ewell.
To offer information, call 101 or 01483 571212, quoting crime reference number 45160101209, or report online at http://report.police.uk
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