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Lost credit card on Bellenden Road this morning


BusyRabbit

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In case this info is needed for any insurance claim - just to let a young Danish woman Helene B. that I found her Visa credit card lying in the road of Bellenden Road today about 9.30am (i.e. not on the pavement). It was on its own, no other info, wallet or cards with it. I've cancelled the card, and hope that there weren't any other cards or money lost or misused with it.
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