Family s tribute to beloved Susan Date published: 12 May 2021
Susan Booth
The family of a mother who died in Shaw just over a week ago have paid tribute to her.
Susan Booth, aged 62, was reported to have suffered serious injuries on Hillside Avenue on the evening of Tuesday, May 4.
Despite the best efforts of emergency services, she was pronounced dead a short time later in hospital.
Paying tribute to Susan, her family said: We, as a family, are devastated to confirm the passing of our beloved mother, daughter, sister and aunt, Susan Booth on Tuesday, May 4, 2021. Mum was the epitome of caring, both in her professional and personal life.
She was the epitome of caring : Family of nurse pay tribute after man charged with her murder She was always so caring and compassionate in what she did, nothing was too much trouble
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Susan Booth, 62, was described as being the epitome of caring (Image: family handout)
The family of a nurse who died after suffering serious injuries in Oldham said she will be ‘deeply missed’.
Police were called to Hillside Avenue in the Shaw area last Tuesday (May 4) to reports of a concern for welfare of a woman.
Susan Booth, 62, was found outside of a property with serious injuries.
Families in case of Hereford nurse Lucy Letby would be able to watch murder trial remotely FAMILIES directly involved in the case of Chester healthcare worker Lucy Letby would not need to travel to Manchester to watch proceedings in her trial, a judge has said today. A further case management hearing for Letby, 31, was held at Manchester Crown Court on Monday, May 10, to discuss a number of matters in relation to the case. Letby is charged with eight counts of murder and 10 charges with attempted murder, in connection with the deaths of babies at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The 18 charges relate to the period of between June 2015 and 2016.
People smuggling gang found guilty
Salford man sentenced to 8 years and 6 months imprisonment for charging asylum seekers thousands of pounds to bring them to the UK on false documents.
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10 May 2021
A Salford man who charged asylum seekers thousands of pounds to bring them to the UK on false documents has been sentenced to 8 years and 6 months imprisonment, after appearing at Manchester Crown Court on Friday, 7 May.
Behnam Farzaneh-Baghbanan, 40, was the leader of a criminal business built around the exploitation of Iranian nationals. Migrants would arrive at UK airports having flown from Europe using false documentation to board the flights. During the flight they would destroy or discard the fake documents and then claim asylum when they arrived at passport control in the UK.
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A cheeky and funny 15-year-old boy who was stabbed to death in Greater Manchester has been pictured for the first time.
Officers were called to Walker Avenue in Bolton at around 4.45am on Tuesday to reports of a knife attack.
Young Reece Tansey was rushed to hospital after suffering several stab wounds, having previously staggered to knock on the door of a house to try to get help.
He sadly died from his injuries a short time later.
Two teenagers have been charged with Reece s murder and will next appear at Manchester Crown Court on Monday.
Young Reece Tansey was rushed to hospital after suffering several stab wounds, having previously staggered to knock on the door of a house to try to get help