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Hertfordshire authority that fined two men defends decision to issue fixed penalties, but lawyer says his advice on matter was misapplied

Scores of e-scooter riders were also found to be carrying weapons and dozens of pedestrians have been run down, according to the data. Jamie Smith (right), 6, was struck by one in Leicester.

Sixth-tier Maidstone United stun League One side Stevenage to reach the FA Cup fourth round for the first time.

The number of people aged 90 or over holding a license has doubled in the past 10 years leading to a surge in road safety concerns.

Lisbon Schools are giving back to families in the community this holiday season. Student and teacher-led initiatives resulted in the fundraising and donation of

Wycombe boss Gareth Ainsworth said his players were given additional motivation ahead of this afternoon’s 1-0 defeat of the Blues with Town’s large travelling contingent spilling out into the corridors outside their dressing room.

Town dropped to second in the League One table following a 1-0 defeat to Wycombe Wanderers at Adams Park, the Chairboys’ first ever victory over the Blues. Brandon Hanlon skipped his way into the area before slotting into the net five minutes before half-time with Town dominating the second half but rarely looking like finding an equaliser against a determined Wycombe side.

ALBION — In a battle of NECC boys basketball heavyweights, the Central Noble Cougars flinched — just for a moment in the second quarter — Saturday versus Westview.

A lawyer known as “Mr Loophole” has turned his attention to fines for public urination after a man with a weakened prostate was penalised for relieving himself in a lay-by.Nick Freeman, who made his

Michael Mason, 69, from Winslow, Bucks, was fined £88 for littering after weeing in a layby. But a £30 letter from the GP to prove he has prostate cancer saw the fine binned.