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Oh Crumbs! Coffee trailer 'stolen' in Hemel Hempstead

Can you help locate the "stolen" trailer? <i>(Image: Oh Crumbs! Coffee)</i>
Can you help locate the "stolen" trailer? (Image: Oh Crumbs! Coffee)
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A popular Herts coffee company is "devastated" after its trailer was allegedly stolen.

The vehicle, belonging to Oh Crumbs! Coffee, was reportedly taken between 8pm yesterday (April 7) and 6.15am today (April 8) from Chaulden Lane, Hemel Hempstead.

Jenny, who runs the trailer, has worked to build the business from the ground up, serving the community at a number of markets and Hemel football club. She has also worked at Camelot Rugby Club and attended events in Boxmoor.

A spokesperson for the brand said: "We’re devastated to share that our Oh Crumbs! Coffee trailer ‘Orion’ has been stolen overnight in Hemel Hempstead.

"This isn’t just a piece of equipment - it’s the livelihood of a local small business owner and the foundation of something much bigger.

"Oh Crumbs! Coffee was built to give people a second chance, particularly veterans, ex-emergency service personnel, and those who’ve faced real adversity, the opportunity to rebuild their lives through business ownership."

This coffee trailer was stolen in Hemel Hempstead overnight. (Image: Oh Crumbs! Coffee)

"We’re asking the community to help us," the brand's spokesperson added. "If anyone has seen the trailer, been offered it for sale, or has any information at all, please come forward. Even the smallest detail could make a difference.

"The trailer is distinctive and will stand out, and we’re hopeful that with the power of the local community, we can recover it.

"We’re asking the community to help us. If anyone has seen the trailer, been offered it for sale, or has any information at all, please come forward. Even the smallest detail could make a difference."

Herts police have confirmed enquiries are ongoing, and anyone with information is asked to report it online or via 101, quoting crime reference number 41/31826/26.

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