Business owner Neil Griffiths has said the dozens of missing toilets are worth more than £40,000.
Neil Griffiths said the theft of the portable toilets could see his business fold as they were worth more than £40,000The theft of more than 40 portable toilets from a racetrack could mean the end of a family business, their owner has said.The loos were owned by Three Counties Toilet Hire, a firm set up in 2020 by Neil Griffiths who said they were worth more than £40,000.
The toilets were not covered by insurance while at the location from which they were taken and he said his family needed to decide what to do next financially. The devices cost about £1,000 each and their design and colour were unique to the firm, Mr Griffiths said. He found out they were gone when, while on holiday, he rang the chair of race host Ludlow Autograss Club, who said he thought the toilets had already been picked up."It's going to make it very hard in what we do for the future," Mr Griffiths said.
"Whether or not to fold the business, say 'we gave it a go, they beat us', or we try and battle on - we are really stuck at the moment."Mr Griffiths said he had been told bits of information by members of the public and believed the toilets were last seen in Hereford.
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