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Bolton carer stole £3,000 from vulnerable resident - Vimarsana News

Bolton carer stole £3,000 from vulnerable resident

A care home worker ended her 16-year career when she stole £1000s from a vulnerable resident.

"He was my everything" - Mum of murdered Sheffield man speaks of grief as his killers are jailed for 40 years - Vimarsana News

"He was my everything" - Mum of murdered Sheffield man speaks of grief as his killers are jailed for 40 years

A murderous duo who fatally stabbed a Sheffield man, leaving a seven-month-old girl without a father, have been been told they must spend at least 40 years behind bars between them.

Female PC tells court there are 'no words' to express how sorry she is after hitting boy with car - Vimarsana News

Female PC tells court there are 'no words' to express how sorry she is after hitting boy with car

Khia Whitehead was 15 when he was struck by a speeding police patrol car being driven by constable Sarah De Meulemeester, 26, on the wrong side of the road

'I'd never burgle family' - Carlisle burglar James Queen - Vimarsana News

'I'd never burgle family' - Carlisle burglar James Queen

A CARLISLE man with 234 convictions on his criminal record is back behind bars - after burgling the home of his aunt and uncle.

Workington man Paul Stuart Adams, 73, denies paying a 16-year-old for sex - Vimarsana News

Workington man Paul Stuart Adams, 73, denies paying a 16-year-old for sex

Trial: The case will be decided by a trial at Carlisle Crown Court A SEVENTY-three-year-old Workington man denied three sex offences. During a brief hearing at Carlisle Crown Court today, Paul Stuart Adams, of Banklands, entered his three not guilty pleas to offences, all allegedly committed against a boy aged 16 or 17. The court clerk read aloud each of the three allegations. The first alleged that the defendant "on a number of occasions had intentionally obtained" for himself the sexual services of a boy aged 16 or 17, whom he did not reasonably believe was aged 18 or over, having p...