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Hi


I live on Darrell Road and after parking my Car I have found an iphone 6 in a case with a bank card in the road outside my house. It looks as a car has driven over it as the display is no more but I'm sure whoever owns it would appreciate it's return aswell as their bank card. Name on card is a Ms S J Gordan so if anyone knows her please can you direct to me? You can call me on 07930 534 864


Many Thanks


Kim

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