Page 3 - Andrew Close News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Barbara L. Thomson, 81, of North Falmouth died March 9.

Hertfordshire Police is holding a knife amnesty beginning today (Monday, April 26). Those with a knife or sharp weapon have until Sunday, May 2, to surrender their weapons anonymously at various locations around the county. There will be bins located Watford police station and at Hatfield and Stevenage police stations throughout the amnesty. A knife amnesty is a police driven initiative to get knives and other sharp weapons off our streets. During a knife amnesty, people can hand in their knives at designated locations without any repercussions. There are also two permanent knife ...

Woman 'thought she was going to die' after boyfriend stabbed her in the back with machete WARNING: Some readers might find the images graphic Updated Ryan Abbott appeared “jealous” and ran at Chelsey Morris with a machete (Image: Widnes) A woman who was stabbed in the back with a machete said she "felt like she was going to die" at the hands of her partner. Ryan Abbott, 28, viciously attacked his 21-year-old girlfriend, Chelsey Morris, from Runcorn, in a jealous rage after finding out she would be getting a job. Abbott, of Andrew Close, Widnes, left Chelsey needing surgery after he slas...

Shenley village Twelve community projects have been drawn up as part of wider plans to help shape the future development of a village. The Shenley Neighbourhood plan is a document that will affect Shenley and planning application decisions up until at least 2036. It is a community initiative, involving Shenley Parish Council and more than sixty locals looking at a range of issues like housing, transport, roads, parking, heritage, and local services. Those who have spent the last few years drawing up the neighbourhood plan say it will shape the design of new developments and landscapes...

Former RAF servicewoman ran over man on Christmas Day and left him dying in the road Amber Thomas, 25, drove away from the scene on Hospital Road, Pontnewynydd, while 48-year-old Kenneth Haynes lay dying in the road Updated The incident on Hospital Road, Pontnewynydd, at about 11pm on Christmas Day, 2019 (Image: Google) An ex-RAF servicewoman, who was banned from driving, left a man dying in the road after she ran him over on Christmas Day. Amber Thomas was banned from driving due to a medical condition when her red Ford Fiesta collided with 48-year-old Kenneth Haynes on Hospital Road, Pontyp...