Understand
Stolen Feathers McGraw postbox topper recovered in Forest Town
Overview
A stolen Wallace and Gromit-themed postbox topper featuring the villainous penguin Feathers McGraw has been recovered in Forest Town, Nottinghamshire. The knitted creation, made by Debbie Williamson, was discovered behind railings by a six-year-old boy and rescued by a local resident using a broom. Following the recovery, Williamson is now reconsidering her decision to quit creating the community displays.
Key points
- A knitted Feathers McGraw postbox topper stolen two weeks ago in Clipstone Road West, Forest Town, has been recovered.
- The character was spotted behind railings by a six-year-old boy and his mother during a walk.
- Local resident Ian Watkins rescued the topper using a broom.
- Creator Debbie Williamson had previously stated she would stop making the displays following the theft, but is now reconsidering her retirement.
- Williamson plans to incorporate new elements into her design featuring Feathers McGraw getting his revenge.