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Three stolen caravans have been recovered by local officers in West Kingsdown.
On Tuesday 29 September 2026 Kent Police was contacted by Norfolk Police following the theft of a caravan which was believed to be in the local area.
Police went to a location near School Lane in West Kingsdown, where the vehicle was believed to be but it was not there. Due to the officer’s local knowledge they then checked a nearby area and upon visiting it they found the stolen vehicle alongside two other caravans.
Checks were made which identified these vehicles as being reported stolen from Staffordshire and Surrey.
During the searches police also seized various property and tools, with the vehicles and other items valued at around £100,000.
No arrests have yet been made and enquiries into the circumstances surrounding the thefts is ongoing.