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Croydon Café Hit Twice, Community Rallies

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Bobs Your Uncle Coffee in Croydon faces double blow as burglars steal £70, leaving £12,000 repair bill. Despite no prior trouble, the local favorite is boarded up and facing tough times. Owner Adrian Bytniewski remains strong, supported by his team and community. Despite second break-in yielding nothing, police investigate, and Bytniewski fronts deposit costs. The resilient crew keeps spirits high, proving community ties run deep.

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Croydon Café Hit Twice, Community Rallies

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On April 23rd, a quid and cafe owner is reeling after burglars smashed his shop front twice in three days, stealing just 70 pounds, believing a £12,000 repair bill. Bob's your uncle coffee on Selston Road near South Corden station got hit first at 12.30 a.m. on April 20th, then again in the early hours of April 22nd. CCTV caught the toothies in action the first night one, one using a tool to shadow the window while the other kept watch, then grabbing cash from the till-and-tip jar before bulting. The spot's been a local favor for seven years with no prior trouble and they boarded it up with plywood to stay open. Adrian Bynefsky, the owner, says he's heartbroken, but staying strong for his team and community which is rallied around them through a local group. Tackling area issues like drugs and homelessness. In tough economic times, this hit hurts extra hard since they built real bonds with folks from all walks. The second break-in came up empty with no cash left on site and police are investigating

both but found no fingerprints. Bynefsky's ensured yet he's fronting deposit costs while sorting paperwork for the claim. His resilient crew keeps the vibe positive, proving community ties run deep even when the strike low. They're pushing forward one coffee at a time.

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