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🚨 STOLEN GOATS – HEARTBREAKING THEFT IN RAINHAM, EAST LONDON 🚨
Two much‑loved Golden Guernsey goats — Maggie and Maple — were snatched overnight from Peel Stable, Mereborough Road, #rainham, sometime between 9pm Saturday 18 July and 7.30am Sunday 19 July.
A 40–50cm hole was cut through the barbed‑wire fence, then tied back to hide it.
Someone chased these goats around their field, dragged them through that hole, and took them.
Maple suffers from serious seizures and has only just finished medication. Without the right care, she is at real risk.
Their owner is devastated.
The goats were bottle‑fed from 10 weeks old, raised alongside the family’s horses, pony, ducks, chickens, cats, dogs — they are family, not livestock.
If you live near Mereborough Road, Rainham, check your CCTV, Ring doorbells, dashcams, or anything that might show suspicious activity between 9pm Saturday and 7.30am Sunday.
A £1,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to their safe return.
📩 Contact: [email protected]
📞 Or report directly to Kent Police by calling 01634 792209, and quoting 19-1342.
Earlier this month, staff at Buttercups Sanctuary for Goats told local paper KentOnline how they had been left heartbroken after Taco the goat was stolen overnight.
CCTV showed four men stealing him from the site in Boughton Monchelsea, near Maidstone, on July 4.
Seven baby goats were also stolen from their pen at Christmas Tree Farm in Cudham Road, Downe, on June 23. The animals were about four to five weeks old at the time.
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A tin of sardines costs about a pound. Here is what is inside.
- More omega-3 than a £12 fish oil capsule (still in the fish, not gone rancid on a shelf)
- 375% of your daily B12 (every plant on earth offers none)
- A third of your vitamin D (more than a British winter gives you)
- 74% of your selenium (the mineral half the country is short of)
- Calcium off the bones (no dairy, softened until you can't feel them)
- 25g of complete protein (every amino acid present)
- Mercury at 0.013ppm (swordfish runs seventy times higher)
The supplement aisle sells you that same sardine in pieces. A capsule of the oil, a tablet of the D, a tub of the selenium, forty quid the lot, half of it oxidising before you get home.
Or the tin. A pound. The whole animal, everything in its right place.
They keep telling you superfoods are exotic and expensive. This one's been on the bottom shelf the whole time.
🚨 MISSING | Holly now missing for three months.
The family of missing woman, Holly Collinson, have issued an emotional plea, urging Holly to make contact and let them know she is safe.
Holly, aged 29, was reported missing by her family in Leicestershire on Friday 10 April.
Prior to being reported missing, Holly had travelled to Cornwall – specifically the Newquay area.
She has now been missing for three months.
Family appeal:
Holly’s family have said the following: “Holly wherever you are, please try and get in touch. We miss you more and more every day. We are so worried and at our wits end about you wondering if you're safe and well.
“We love you so much and dearly hope we hear your voice and see you very soon. No matter what we are always here for you. We will never give up hope that you are found. you are forever in our prayers. Love always, your Mum and Dad.”
Description:
Holly is described as a white female, of a slim build, 5ft 7ins tall, and has blue eyes and long dark hair. Holly is known to change her hairstyle and colour.
Previously, Holly had a long black/pink/red/plum-coloured dreadlocks.
On one of the last sightings of Holly she was wearing a black coat Gillet, dark trousers, a short sleeve black Adidas shirt, and had straight dark hair with the upper half of the hair plum to red in colour and darker on the bottom half which was below shoulder length.
She may also now be using a crutch to assist her.
Royal Cornwall Hospital:
Holly was last seen leaving Royal Cornwall Hospital in Truro on 31 March at between 9am and 11am.
She was wearing a hospital gown, a green jumper and trainers with black and yellow bags underneath used as socks. She had a white plastic bags with her and a black Takamine acoustic guitar.
We anticipate that Holly may have changed her clothing after leaving the hospital.
After leaving hospital we believe Holly boarded a bus carrying her guitar and a hospital crutch, wearing the bags under her shoes and carrying a clear bag of belongings.
Holly is known to travel using Cornwall’s bus network.
Truro sighting:
The day prior to Holly attending Royal Cornwall Hospital, she is seen on CCTV in Tregolls Road, Truro having come via a stop at St. Columb Road.
She is wearing large, shaped sunglasses, blue Jeans, a large black cap, carrying a black guitar and a light-coloured canvas type handbag.
Holly was also believed to be carrying a guitar. This is described as a black Takamine electric acoustic guitar, identifiable feature being this was missing a battery pack leaving a four 4inch hole at the topside of the guitar.
The investigation so far:
Police Staff Investigator Joanne Wilson said: “Sadly, Holly has now been missing for three whole months.
“We have made a number of appeals over this time which have helped us piece together her last known movements and I would like to thank the public for their help so far.
“Unfortunately, we still don’t know where Holly is now. It is possible she headed for Newquay again after she left the hospital and we would ask that if anyone has any information which they haven’t already shared with us, then we’d be very grateful to hear any further detail however small.
“Holly is a confident and vivacious young woman who is a talented musician. She makes friends easily and enjoys meeting people. We know she was in the hamlet of Idles on 30th March in the early hours at 3.30am when she knocked on a door of a local property for help.
“She was cold and had no shoes on her feet. She went to Treliske Hospital at that time and thereafter her movements are unknown. We would like to hear from anyone who may have seen her on the bus leaving Treliske towards Newquay at just after 11am on 30th March.
“If anyone who has any information on her whereabouts or her travels on or after 30th or 31st March are encouraged to call in on 101 quoting 50260109918.”
Devon and Cornwall Police.
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