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Cornish church with open-door policy forced to lock up after 'appalling' vandalism
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Cornish church with open-door policy forced to lock up after 'appalling' vandalism
An 'open-door' church in Cornwall was forced to shut after it was vandalised in a vile attack.
St Peter's Church, in Mevagissey, near St Austell has an open policy, meaning any member of the public can enter and enjoy the interior of the building.
However, the church was vandalised sometime between Wednesday, July 8, in the afternoon, and mid-morning on Thursday, July 9.
One local councillor has called it an "appa…
13 Jul, 13:51