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Elderly woman died of hypothermia after suffering fall at Dublin home in 2020, inquest hears - Vimarsana News

Elderly woman died of hypothermia after suffering fall at Dublin home in 2020, inquest hears

AN elderly woman died of hypothermia after suffering a fall outside her Dublin home two years ago, an inquest heard.Helen McDonald, 91, was found lyin

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Road In Ventnor Closed For Emergency Repairs - Vimarsana News

Road In Ventnor Closed For Emergency Repairs

Pier Street in Ventnor has been closed for emergency repairs.

Newport cannabis farmer was growing plants in Maesteg - Vimarsana News

Newport cannabis farmer was growing plants in Maesteg

A GWENT cannabis farmer grew plants at a house he rented nearly 50 miles away from his home.

Flicking through what made the Hexham Courant headlines over the years - Vimarsana News

Flicking through what made the Hexham Courant headlines over the years

10 YEARS AGO SILL IN MOTION: Plans for a £5m visitor centre on Hadrian’s Wall to showcase the district’s rural landscape were unveiled by Northumberland National Park Authority. The Sill was drawn up jointly with the Youth Hostel Association for Once Brewed, near Bardon Mill. FOREST D-DAY: A controversial Government decision on whether to sell off Kielder Forest was due, with the Independent Panel of Forestry due to visit the area. KILLER MUSHROOMS: A group of scientists had decreed that a killer toadstool in Kielder could put an end to the invasion of midges which had forever pl...

King's Lynn woman admits £1,000 fraud using cards and account taken out in sister's name - Vimarsana News

King's Lynn woman admits £1,000 fraud using cards and account taken out in sister's name

Published: 06:00, 22 February 2021 Lynn magistrates have heard how a woman spent almost £1,000 on credit cards and an account she had taken out in her sister’s name. Chloe Kirk admitted four counts of fraud by false representation when she took out and used a Misguided credit account and credit cards issued by Argos, Ocean and Very. All of the offences happened between December 1, 2019 and May 11, 2020. King's Lynn Magistrates' Court (44075079) The 25-year-old, of Castle Close, Reffley, pleaded guilty to the charges when she appeared before town magistrates on Thursday. Mitigating s...