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Most of us would agree how lucky we are to work in a delightful town, nestling on the banks of the River Thames, with a lower crime rate than Teletubbyland. Not any more, alas. Yesterday, at HPS, Caroline had a piece of toast stolen from the agency toaster at 8.54am while she had been powdering her nose. The police were called and have taken away a knife smeared with butter and Marmite as evidence. Bearing in mind Marmite’s advertising slogan ‘You either love it or hate it’, half of the agency’s staff is still under suspicion for the theft of the single slice of wholemeal. You can follow updates in the comments section below.

  • Anonymous

    Apparently, Mike B has been locked up in a cell at the police station overnight. Although rumour suggests this has nothing to do with the toast – our snitch says he’s been arrested for not filling in his timesheets since March.

  • Anonymous

    I did steal the toast and have been charged with assault and buttery!

  • Anonymous

    Villain still not caught. He (or she) is on a roll.

  • Anonymous

    Anyone who stills a piece of toast is loafsome.

  • Anonymous

    Whoops! For ‘stills’ read ‘steals’. Wait till the Grammar Fiend gets hold of that one!

  • Anonymous

    Apparently, a witness has confirmed that the thief was definitely brown – or maybe that was the slice of toast?

  • Anonymous

    What a pitta!

  • Anonymous

    One moment the toast was there, the next it was scone.

  • Anonymous

    I reckon it was the Anony mouse.

  • HPS Group

    The culprit went on to steal a handbag from a poor defenceless granary.

  • Anonymous

    Poor Caroline, I hear she’s crustfallen.

  • Anonymous

    Too many stale puns for my liking.

    • HPS Group

      Grammar Fiend? Fiend! No, no! Friend. That was a typo, wasn’t it? You really meant Friend?