Clear-up from the Boxing Day floods continues
Flooding on Boxing Day devastated large parts of Yorkshire.
Bikes worth up to £20,000 stolen from flood-hit West Yorkshire cycle supplier
Thieves have stolen £20,000 worth of bikes from a flood-hit West Yorkshire cycle supplier.
The Cycle Factory in Todmorden has only been open three months. It was hit by the Boxing Day floods which submerged many homes and businesses in the town.
The owners had managed to salvage stock from the floodwaters but returned next day to find looters had taken nine bikes.
Meanwhile on Tuesday, the clear-up operation was well underway across West Yorkshire.
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