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Sabina Nessa's sister 'delighted' killers will now be forced to attend their sentencing - Vimarsana News

Sabina Nessa's sister 'delighted' killers will now be forced to attend their sentencing

Sabina Nessa was murdered by a stranger who had been scouting for women to attack - now her sister Jebina says she's thrilled killers will be forced to face their victims' families

Bromley Council issues replanting order after illegal tree felling - Vimarsana News

Bromley Council issues replanting order after illegal tree felling

Bromley Council says an investigation about the felling of trees under a protection order is ongoing.

Source: yahoo.com
The cowardly killers who refuse to face victim's families in court: Men who murdered Olivia Pratt-Korbel, Sabina Nessa and Zara Aleena all refused to appear in the dock for sentencing as calls grow for change in law - Vimarsana News

The cowardly killers who refuse to face victim's families in court: Men who murdered Olivia Pratt-Korbel, Sabina Nessa and Zara Aleena all refused to appear in the dock for sentencing as calls grow for change in law

If Lucy Letby, who murdered seven babies and tried to kill six more while at the Countess of Chester Hospital neonatal unit refuses to be present in court, she will not be the first.

Cator Park Bromley: Dog owner worried over foxtail grass - Vimarsana News

Cator Park Bromley: Dog owner worried over foxtail grass

A dog owner in Beckenham has been left constantly worried due to an ongoing problem with a self-seeding grass in Cator Park that can cause problems…

Labour's cabinet would be Britain's most state-educated since 1945 - Vimarsana News

Labour's cabinet would be Britain's most state-educated since 1945

But its schools policy appears less radical than the class rhetoric suggests | Britain