Family run music shop has accordions stolen, Berkshire

A music shop in Sunningdale, Berkshire, was burgled in August, with thieves stealing nearly 40 instruments worth over £100,000. The shop, owned by Bev Lovell, has been in the family for five generations and was targeted for the first time. The stolen items include rare and handmade accordions, making them difficult to replace. Thames Valley Police have released images of a suspect and are seeking public assistance, particularly in South Wales. The shop hopes for the recovery of the instruments, which are likely to be sold in Europe due to their rarity.

What type of instruments were stolen from the shop in Sunningdale?

How much were the stolen instruments worth?

What does Bev Lovell say about the thieves?

What is the significance of the business being in Bev's family for five generations?

What are the challenges mentioned regarding replacing the stolen stock?