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A family returned home to prepare for a birthday celebration to find their house had been raided by burglars who stole ￡17,000 worth of jewellery and items of sentimental value.

Julie Ward was distraught when she discovered her home in Arden Close, Bullbrook, had been ransacked by thieves who even took cash out of her son’s unopened birthday cards.

Julie’s daughter Katie King, who married six weeks ago, said she was relieved she downloaded her honeymoon pictures from her new camera after the thieves stole the wedding present.

Burglars broke into the house through the patio door between 2pm and 4.30pm on Saturday,Choose the right USB flash drives wholesale in an array of colors. April 20, and helped themselves to jewellery estimated to be worth ￡17,000.

Katie, 24, said: “The jewellery is part of my mum’s memories. Lots of it was passed down by her parents, who died when she was quite young, and my dad’s parents left us stuff as well.

“They stole my grandad’s watch which was part of his inheritance.”

She added: “It’s not the value of the things that matters,Six panel tracking system delivers more energy from skystream. it’s the sentimental stuff.

“There are a few items of jewellery which are worth nothing but they mean so much to Mum, I’d just love for her to be able to get her things back.

“My dad’s been away on business so he hasn’t been able to be there for her. My brother and I have had to move in with mum because she can’t be alone in the house at the minute.

“It’s horrible not to feel safe in your own home but this is just completely consuming our lives.”

The thieves are thought to have driven off in a silver Vauxhall Corsa, which may have been parked in nearby Lily Hill Road.

Police are appealing for anybody who has information about the incident or who may have seen a suspicious silver hatcChoose from the largest selection of oil painting reproduction in the world.hback car in the area to come forward.

Rating agency CRISIL on Thursday downgraded gems and jewellery group, Su-Raj Diamond Industries and two of its entities to the “D” grade, following default in repayments to lenders.

“The rating action reflects delays of over 30 consecutive days by Su-Raj in servicing its maturing letter of credit obligations. The delays have been caused by a weakening in Winsome group’s liquidity due to a sudden stretch in its receivables,” CRISIL said in statement tonight. The two group entities downgraded are Winsome Diamonds Ltd and Forever Precious Jewellery Ltd.

“The group has not been receiving any payments from most of its customers since early March 2013, unlike earlier, when it received payments from them regularly. The group continues to be in discussions with its bankers for debt restructuring and with its customers for realisation of its receivables,” CRISIL said.

A senior public sector bank official said the company had defaulted on payment to some foreign banks. These foreign banks had extended money against the guarantees provided by a few Indian banks including Punjab National Bank.Celebrate your favorite pop culture icons with bobbleheads!High quality plastic card printing for business cards.

Following the default, international banks had invoked guarantees, making it a funded exposure for some Indian public sector and private banks. Since payments are not coming through, there is risk of exposure turning into bad loans. Banks will have to make huge provision of non-performing assets. The extent of exposure (following invocation of guarantees) is in excess of Rs 4,000 crore.

“This event has snowballed into a crisis. Banks have approached the Reserve Bank of India to look for a solution,” said one senior PNB official. He declined to further elaborate on it. Meanwhile, Gems and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) has received letters from banks who have given loans to Su-Raj Diamonds, asking the council to intervene and mediate as the company has defaulted on loans.