From
The BBC» in SuffolkA land train that carries thousands of holiday visitors up and down the seafront at a Suffolk resort has been stolen.
The popular attraction was taken from its Lowestoft home on Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning, police said.
It was secured in a container stored between Kensington Gardens and St Mary's Catholic Primary School.
"A large lorry with a crane would have been required to move it," Darren Weavers, a friend of the owner, said. "We have reason to believe it is on its way to Scotland. It was parked up around 16:30 BST on Tuesday secured in the container."
Dear Scotrail,
We know you're short of rolling stock, but this type doesn't have gauge clearance outside the Broads. Please return it.