Police investigate vandalism at Fort Doyle
Guernsey Police are seeking witnesses with any information about vandalism at Fort Doyle, Vale.
The incident, which involved two of the stone steps being 'ripped up' and thrown onto the rocks to the side of the fort, occurred between 16 July and 29 July.
Various bits of stone that made the roof have been torn off and discarded and several stones were taken out of the walls.
Islanders with any information are asked to contact PC 129 Fran Babbe on 725111 or call Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.
Fort Doyle was part of the island-wide fortification network on the northern shore of Guernsey during the early 19th Century.
The network was designed to protect the island against a French invasion.
Originally, three 18-pounder cannons were stationed in the battery in the fort, but during the Second World War the occupying German forces heavily fortified the area with three coastal defence guns, anti-aircraft guns and mortars.
