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Trial of Colston 4 will take more than a week The four have pleaded 'not guilty' to criminal damage Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The trial of the four people accused of criminal damage in the toppling of the statue of Edward Colston will take more than a week to complete, a court was told today. The four appeared for the first time at Bristol Crown Court today, Tuesday March 2, and renewed their pleas of 'not guilty' to a single charge of criminal damage in connection with the damage to the statue in June last year. A trial date has been set for December 13, with the ...

BBC News Published image copyrightPA Media image captionThe statue was thrown into Bristol Harbour after being pulled down and rolled through the city's streets in June Four people have denied causing criminal damage to a statue of slave trader Edward Colston and will face trial in December. The bronze figure of the slave merchant was pulled down during a Black Lives Matter protest and thrown into Bristol Harbour on 7 June. Jake Skuse, 36, Rhian Graham, 29, Milo Ponsford, 25, and Sage Willoughby, 21, appeared at Bristol Crown Court. They were bailed and a trial is due to start on 13 Decembe...

The Amazon warehouse and inset, Daniel Holding and his 18-year-old step daughter Kira Odowd Daniel Holding and his 18-year-old step daughter Kira Odowd were employed by TCFF, a firm which provides cleaning and other services to Amazon.  Their trusted roles at the online retail giant’s distribution centre at the Bolton Logistics North site meant they had unfettered access to goods. But they abused this trust, taking the chance to pocket items, including Apple AirPods. The pair used their positions to take items from the shelves at the huge warehouse items and attempt to sneak them f...

Daniel Holding and Kira Odowd A MAN and his teenage stepdaughter have been sentenced to do unpaid work after admitting stealing more than £5,000 worth of goods from the Amazon distribution centre at Over Hulton. The pair both worked at the depot, employed by TCFF, a firm which provides cleaning and other services to the online retail giant. But Daniel Holding and Kira Odowd saw their access the the building as an opportunity to help themselves to products stored there. Holding, aged 31, and 18-year-old Odowd's crimes were uncovered when a security guard caught them stuffing items, in...

Four deny criminal damage following toppling of Colston statue Top Story January 26, 2021 BRISTOL: Four people have denied committing criminal damage in relation to the toppling of a statue of slave trader Edward Colston in Bristol. Rhian Graham, 29, Milo Ponsford, 25, Jake Skuse, 36, and Sage Willoughby, 21, appeared before Bristol Magistrates’ Court for their first hearing on Monday morning.The bronze memorial to the 17th century slave merchant was pulled down during a Black Lives Matter protest on June 7 last year, before being dumped in Bristol Harbour. It was later recovered from the...