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Man accused of causing actual bodily harm to two people A man is due to face court after he was charged with assaulting two people and causing £1,000 of damage to a phone. Matthew Michael O Donnell, 31, and of no fixed abode, is accused of causing actual bodily harm and criminal damage in Barrow on August 21. The defendant is due to appear at South Cumbria Magistrates Court on Tuesday.
Barrow man denies harassing woman over five-month period Jonathan Wren pleaded not guilty to the offence when he appeared at South Cumbria Magistrates Court. The 47-year-old, of Gosport Street in Barrow, is alleged to have harassed the woman between January 1 and May 27 2020.
He then moved to Bristol in 1952 to work many years for the British Aircraft Corporation. He sang in Redland Male Choir in Bristol for many years before joining Caldicot Male Voice Choir in 1970. Mr Nash, who still lives in Bristol, has been unable to make the journey to Caldicot, which he has done twice a week for many years, because of the coronavirus restrictions. But he continues to practice and learn his music daily from his home. He said he misses the comradeship of the choir and getting back is one of the things he s most looking forward to. Mr Nash has an extensive knowledge and expertise as a chorister and is always willing to pass on his experiences to younger and new members of the choir, not to mention the musical team.