Travis frontman Fran Healy has camper van stolen in Berlin

TRAVIS singer Fran Healy has appealed for help after his beloved camper van was stolen from outside a TV studio in Germany.
By The Newsroom
Published 4th Jul 2016, 17:22 BST
Updated 25th Aug 2016, 20:48 BST

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Fran Healy, left, has been living in Germany for the past eight years. Picture: Ian GeorgesonFran Healy, left, has been living in Germany for the past eight years. Picture: Ian Georgeson
Fran Healy, left, has been living in Germany for the past eight years. Picture: Ian Georgeson

The Scots rocker had parked the VW camper outside the building in his adopted home city of Berlin on Monday.

However, the 42-year-old Glaswegian star was stunned to discover it had been pinched when he returned to his space.

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He immediately went on social media to appeal for information and posted photos of the orange vehicle.

The Why Does It Always Rain On Me singer has urged his army of fans to get in touch to report any sightings.

Healy posted on Twitter: “APB [All Points Broadcast]. I just had my VW nicked in Kreuzberg Berlin. If you see it please let me know. Danke.”

His management also put an appeal on Travis’ official Facebook page for information about the stolen van.

A statement on the page read: “Calling all Berliners - someone has just stolen Fran’s VW Campervan from outside TV Noir - Graefestr. 71, 10967 Berlin.

“If anyone has seen it please email [email protected] - see pictures below - any sightings or info please let us know! Share if you can too!”

Healy has lived in Berlin for the last eight years with his German wife Nora Kryst and 10-year-old son Clay.

A Facebook page set up to help find the van attracted a million hits in 48 hours.

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