Builder to stand trial over hot water tank thefts

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 31 Oct, 13:38 · Archive

A 37-year-old builder has pleaded not guilty to burglaries involving stolen hot water tanks and copper piping.

Ricky Harvey, 37, is to stand trial at Norwich Crown Court accused of burglaries at two Norfolk properties. He is charged with breaking into the disused White Pheasant hotel in Lenwade on 17 July, where he allegedly stole hot water tanks and caused thousands of pounds of losses and damage. He also denies burgling a property on Yarmouth Road in Blofield between 4 July and 14 August, where a water tank and copper piping were allegedly taken.

Harvey, of Boundary Road in Norwich, pleaded not guilty to both charges at the court. His trial is scheduled to take place on 14 June next year.

How it is being reported

• Builder to stand trial over burglaries where hot water tanks were stolenRicky Harvey denies thefts from the disused White Pheasant in Lenwade and a property in Blofield.Norwich Evening News · 31 Oct, 13:00
• Builder to stand trial over burglaries where hot water tanks were stolenRicky Harvey denies thefts from the disused White Pheasant in Lenwade and a property in Blofield.Eastern Daily Press · 31 Oct, 13:00

In this story: Ricky Harvey · Norwich Crown Court · White Pheasant · Lenwade · Blofield · Norwich

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