Police appeal after set of keys are stolen from doctors’ surgery

Police are appealing for information after the theft of a set of keys from a doctors’ surgery in Perth.

Two women were seen in the staff changing rooms in Drumhar Health Centre, Drumhar Court, around 10am on September 14, shortly before the items went missing.

One was aged 35 to 45, 5ft 2in and thin with long, dyed dark hair. The other was 30 to 40, 5ft 4ins and slim build with blonde hair. She was wearing a bright red jacket.

Police said both were seen acting suspiciously inside the building around the time of the theft.

Elsewhere, a black Mini car was vandalised while it was parked next to Perth Royal Infirmary’s maternity unit between 8.30am and 11am on September 19.

Officers are hunting a man who stole money from the till of a bar in the Station Hotel, Leonard Street, Perth, around 12.55pm on September 13. The thief was wearing a dark grey jacket and dark baseball cap and was carrying a dark rucksack.

Police are also trying to trace a thief who stole a green mountain bike with a child’s seat attached from a car park in Tay Street, Perth, overnight on September 11-12.

A sat-nav system and a pair of sunglasses were taken from a Hyundai car that was parked at the car park of the New County Hotel, County Place, Perth, overnight on September 12-13.

And a generator was stolen from the rear garden of the Mart Inn, Blairingone, around 9pm on September 18.

Anyone with information on any of these crimes should phone police on 101 or contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.