The food hub's van is now off the road until replacement parts are fitted.
The van, affectionately known as Ronnie, was targetting by thieves on Thursday, November 3
The van - affectionately named 'Ronnie' by hub volunteers - was donated by Salopian Lodge of Charity 117 in 2020, and is used daily to rescue tonnes of surplus food and deliver it to local groups who can use it, like community groups and schools. "With the cost of living crisis hitting hard, we are working flat out to support our community. This is the last thing anyone needed."
"Bayfield Vehicle Hire has also kindly offered us a van at a reduced price until we can get Ronnie back on the road, which will make things a lot easier."
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