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100 years ago 2 March 1922 Dandenong Shire Council Monthly meeting, Monday February 27 Present Crs Russell (president), Abbott, Tharle, […]

POLICE are hunting for a knifeman after a man was was stabbed in the street, with officers swarming the street and shutting a road.

A man was stabbed in the street in a night time attack.

HAVE you ever wondered if your area is a hotspot for burglaries?

Rosie Gardiner, who kicked two police officers while drunk in Sudbury has been handed a community order.

Here is a rundown of some of the key cases heard at Basildon and Southend Magistrates Courts. Harvey Joyce, 23, of Redgrave Road, Basildon, admitted driving with no licence or insurance after being stopped on January 16 this year in Redgrave Road. He was fined £120, but Basildon Magistrates’ Court gave him no ban, due to “exceptional hardship” of a pregnant wife and having to care for his dementia-stricken grandmother. Joyce was given six penalty points. Steve George, 30, of Meadgate...

Published: 8:09 AM February 21, 2021    Six weeks of roadworks will take place in Browick Road, Wymondham, between its junction with Ayton Road and where it crosses the B1172 Harts Farm Road. - Credit: Daniel Moxon Work to reconstruct pavements will see a road closed for around six weeks from next month. From Monday, March 1, work will begin to put in place a series of improvements to the pavements in Browick Road, Wymondham. Six weeks of roadworks will take place in Browick Road, Wymondham...

THIRTY-THREE life-saving community public access defibrillators (CPADs) are being installed at ambulance stations across Yorkshire, including in York. Yorkshire Ambulance Service is fitting the defibrillators , which can be accessed by residents in local communities, outside stations which don’t have another CPAD within a 600 metre radius. Senior clinical advisor/paramedic, Gavin Doxey, made the suggestion as a way of further increasing the number of life-saving devices in the community...

Shoplifters Lauren Elizabeth Hughes and Liam Michael Smith TWO SHOPLIFTERS who repeatedly raided the same neighbourhood convenience store together are both starting months in jail. Both should have appeared before York Magistrates Court on January 5 and magistrates signed warrants for their arrest. Police found both of them in the same day, arrested them and held both in custody until they could appear via video link at York Magistrates Court to face justice. Shortly after Lauren Elizab...