THIEVES have struck at a children's centre for the third time in two years.
Board games, karaoke microphones and a Sony PlayStation with games worth £400 were taken in the theft from childcare unit Creative Kids on January 19.
The unit, which helps 80 children aged three months to 12-years-old, is part of the council-run Youth and Family Centre in West Street, Erith.
The previous thefts have seen thieves enter the building after breaking in through a bathroom window but the most recent incident saw the lock on the back door picked.
Creative Kids manager Gwen Plaster said: "I feel really disappointed people are stealing from children.
"We are appealing for any donations of games or toys which we could use to entertain the children."
Bexley police are investigating the incident and anyone with information should call 020 8284 9135.
To make a toy donation, call the centre on 01322 449178.
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