Vandalism at Malmesbury Cemetery

 

Malmesbury Town Council are very dismayed to report to residents that there has been a case of serious vandalism at Malmesbury Cemetery

including damage to an historical stained-glass window.

This thoughtless act is very disturbing for those visiting loved ones at the cemetery. It is extremely disappointing that this damage will cost the town over £3,000 in repairs.

Investigations are ongoing to ascertain the perpetrators of this vandalism and prosecution will be sought.

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MALMESBURY is a vibrant, market town, steeped in history going back to medieval times. Currently home to many famous & popular musical, cultural, and festival events throughout the year, visitors can browse the charming streets with independent retailers, or stop at one of the lively cafes, restaurants, pubs, and bars.

Attractions to visit include the stunning 12th century Malmesbury Abbey, 15th century Market Cross and the Athelstan Museum with a painting of Malmesbury Abbey by JMW Turner. There are also lovely walks along the River Avon.

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