People are "disgusted" after thieves swiped a popular woolly artwork .
The much-loved post box topper - created to commemorate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee - was stolen from Barleyfield, in Pensby, on Saturday. Its creator, Wendy Burles, described the theft as a "devious act", and said "everyone loved" the topper which was taken overnight on Saturday (July 9).
Wendy told the ECHO : “I started making post box toppers for a scarecrow festival last year and the positive feedback from it was amazing so I just carried on. I make them because they just bring so much joy to people. I really enjoy doing them and seeing how much pleasure they bring.