Isle of Wight man suffers broken nose in caravan attack
POLICE are investigating an attack on a Newport man who suffered a broken nose and other injuries during the early hours of this morning (Saturday).
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POLICE are investigating an attack on a Newport man who suffered a broken nose and other injuries during the early hours of this morning (Saturday).
A man's suffered a fractured nose and an injury to his eye following an alleged assault in Newport.
The fraudsters who swindled thousands out of those who trusted them the most The Manchester Evening News looks back on the cases where crooks stole thousands from their place of work Updated People who work with a company’s finances are held in the highest level of trust. Often having access to a firm’s bank accounts, private and confidential details and even credit cards - it’s understandable why bosses only employ those with the utmost integrity. However, this integrity and trust can sometimes be misplaced. The courts see countless fraudsters who steal and hide hard-earned cash from t...
From Trooper to Copper - an Edwardian life of service in Wood Green Posted by Hugh on April 9, 2021 at 21:09 in History of Harringay Pictured above is Alfred John Fennell, an Wood Green Edwardian who served in both the British Army and the Metropolitan Police Force. Alfred was born in Blackheath on 1 April 1879. Before he'd reached his first birthday, his father Henry George and his mother Eliza Harriet had moved from Harriet's hometown of Blackheath where they'd lived since they married in 1863. They set up home at 1 Henrietta Villas in Winkfield Road, Wood Green (later 1, Winkfield Road) wh...
A Dudley drink driver who failed to stop after an accident has been banned for 18 months and ordered to pay £569 in fines and costs. Bodie Lee Johnson, aged 20, of Milton Crescent, The Straits, admitted driving while over the limit; without due care; and failing to stop after an accident which damaged another vehicle. Other local cases at recent magistrates court sessions include: A Kingswinford woman who admitted lockdown breaches in February has been ordered to pay £794 in fines and costs. Zynia Louise Maylyn, aged 40, of Beech Road, admitted participating in an indoor gathering of...