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Watch waiting with Ottery police

Published: 5:26 PM August 12, 2009    Updated: 6:32 PM November 7, 2020

A LOST ladies watch has been handed into Ottery s temporary police base after being found in the town last weekend.

A LOST ladies' watch has been handed into Ottery's temporary police base after being found in the town last weekend.

The black- strapped watch was found by a shopper in the town centre and can be collected from the town council offices in Broad Street.

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