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Tributes to beloved dad who battled liver failure after death at just 31 awaiting second transplant Anthony Simpson’s friends have raised over £5,600 for LIVErNORTH in his memory Updated Latest Teesside headlines straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Tributes have been paid to a beloved husband and dad who...

Restraining order MAGISTRATES have ordered a man to carry out unpaid work after he admitted harassing a woman by sending her numerous unwanted gifts, posting offensive notes to her and turning up at her home uninvited over a three-day period in January. Manchester magistrates heard how, on February 13, Anthony Simpson, aged 34, of Iris Avenue, Farnworth, also destroyed a man’s £3,000 Ford Fiesta, damaged the woman’s door and was caught carrying cocaine and cannabis. Simpson pleaded guilty to harassment, criminal damage and possessing drugs. As well as 150 hours of unpaid work, Si...

Deputy Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner visits Newark to hand-deliver prizes from recent safety survey paid for by Home Office's Safer Streets project  | Updated: 16:09, 06 April 2021 The deputy police and crime commissioner for Nottinghamshire, Emma Foody, visited Newark to hand-deliver prizes from a recent safety survey. She presented Paul Mallory with a 4G solar-powered security camera, which he won in a prize draw for completing the Safer Streets residents’ survey. The questionnaire gathered feedback on a £550,000 safety project, paid for through the Home Officeâ€...

Four inmates at the McClain County jail have been charged with rioting while behind bars. Nicholas Smith, 35, Calvin Mize, 24, Colton Vickery, 31, and Johnathen Miller, 47 were charged in McClain County court. A fifth inmate was charged but pleaded guilty a week following the incident which happened in the afternoon of September 11, 2020. “The safety of the other inmates and the safety of the staff is what is paramount here,” said Lt. Anthony Simpson. “They were luckily able to gain access and gain control very easily in this situation.” The inmates told investigators they were unhap...