Susan Hill said she had lost her husband 'a second time' as Greater Manchester Police appealed for anyone with information about the burglary to contact them.
A widow has pleaded for the return of her husband's ashes after they were believed to have been stolen from a garage. The family of Nigel Hill, who died from pancreatic cancer earlier this year at the age of 72, said they were hoping to scatter his ashes at a cricket club to fulfil one of his final wishes. Greater Manchester Police has made a fresh appeal for information after power tools and Mr Hill's ashes were taken in the burglary in Brandlesholme Road, Bury, on 19 September.
' Mrs Hill said the family had been waiting for the end of the cricket season to scatter the ashes. She said: 'One of Nigel's last wishes was that he wanted to have his ashes scattered at Woodbank Cricket Club. 'A place which held a special place in his heart, he loved spending time here.
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