A Leamington charity shop has been left damaged after a burglary.

The Esther Project's preloved shop on Gloucester Street was broken into at 10.06am this morning (25 October).

The shop was originally set up as part of The Esther Project charity, a women-only initiative to provide gender-specific support.

The thief stole the shop's till float and broke down the front door.

CCTV images identify a white male, wearing a black coat, grey joggers with two black stripes down the side, a grey hoodie, and black shoes, breaking into the store.

Appealing for support following the incident, the Esther team shared: "Let's see if we can identify who stole our till float this morning and wrecked our door!

"Any help to secure the building today would be helpful.

"Once we identify him, we'd like a word with him to see how we can get him some help,"

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Anyone with information regarding the incident can contact police using the crime number: 133 25/10/26.