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Phyllis Mayoh POLICE remain determined to find the burglar responsible for fatally attacking an elderly woman in her home in Daubhill 18 years ago. Phyllis Mayoh, 88, was assaulted by a thug at her home on Rosamond Street on April 13, 2003, which fell on a bright and sunny Easter Sunday. A white male in his late teens, around 6ft tall and of a very slim build with neatly cut mousey-coloured hair, burst into her home while she was washing up. The yob, who was wearing a dark top, denim jeans and dirty white trainers, threw the frail pensioner to the floor and stole her purse before leav...

LGBTQ+ History Month 2021: Police offer support as report finds more than '1 in 10' LGBT+ people faced domestic abuse The national lockdown can be an isolating and worrying time A rainbow flag in support of the LGBTQ+ community (Image: Daniel Leal-Olivas/PA Wire) Subscribe for news and features from Hertfordshire's diverse communities Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPriv...

Share He was picked up by South Essex Wildlife Hospital helpers and is being looked after before he can be released back into the wild. The pup was weighed today and the hospital said it will 'have to say goodbye to him soon' after he put on more than 3kgs, weighing nearly 33kg.  A spokesperson said: 'Garlic the seal pup recently rescued in Southend is packing on the pounds. 'One of the seals has been found a rehab place at RSPCA Mallydams hospital. All seals were weighed yesterday all putting on at least 3kgs.  'Garlic was easily tempted onto the stretcher with a fish and weighing almost ...

When I’ve needed to reboot my enthusiasm for journalism, or restore my faith in humanity some, I’ve found myself turning to college kids for help. Working with wide-eyed undergrads, hearing the way they look at the world and drinking in their energy and idealism always recharges my spiritual batteries. This week was one of those times I needed them. I asked some of longtime Colorado journalist Chuck Plunkett’s students in the University of Colorado’s News Corps program how important they thought journalism was right now, at this weird inflection point in the country’...

When I’ve needed to reboot my enthusiasm for journalism, or restore my faith in humanity some, I’ve found myself turning to college kids for help. Working with wide-eyed undergrads, hearing the way they look at the world and drinking in their energy and idealism always recharges my spiritual batteries. This week was one of those times I needed them. I asked some of longtime Colorado journalist Chuck Plunkett’s students in the University of Colorado’s News Corps program how important they thought journalism was right now, at this weird inflection point in the country’...