Farm run by TV’s Jimmy Doherty raided by crooks who stole clothes and money

CROOKS stole money and clothes from Jimmy’s Farm, run by TV presenter Jimmy Doherty.

Cops said the gang smashed the front door of clothing store Joules at the tourist destination in Suffolk and fled with cash and jackets, rugby shirts and trousers.

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A farm run by TV’s Jimmy Doherty was raided by crooks who stole clothes and money[/caption]

A safe and tools were taken from a second business unit.

Jimmy, 44, started the farm with the help of a loan from his childhood pal, chef Jamie Oliver.

BBC series Jimmy’s Farm detailed how Jimmy and wife Michaela set up their rare breeds piggery at the farm in Wherstead, near Ipswich.

Several follow-up series have also been aired on the Beeb.

The farm is open all year to the public and has a shop, butchery, restaurant, field kitchen, education hub and wildlife park. It also hosts a music festival each summer.

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