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The disappearance of Agatha Christie Bust solved

We Are South Devon by We Are South Devon
March 21, 2019
in Community News

Some of you may have noticed that there has been something missing from Torquay Harbourside.

The Agatha Christie Bust has vanished!

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No need to wait for the help of Miss Marple, there is a simple explanation – It has been damaged.

The Agatha Christie Bust shall return once it has been repaired.

Photo: Torbay Council.

Torbay Council explained on social media: “Due to damage, the Agatha Christie bust, located on Palk Street, has been temporarily removed for repairs and will be reinstated once the repairs have been completed,”

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