Strangling accused Herefordshire man sent for trial
A HEREFORDSHIRE man has been sent for trial accused of strangling a woman.
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A HEREFORDSHIRE man has been sent for trial accused of strangling a woman.
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National The binman has since taken to social media to defend himself and compared the row to the coronavirus pandemic A BINMAN has lost his job after he kicked the head off a snowman built by a three-year-old. Sophie Taylor caught the man on CCTV as he destroyed her son Joseph's impressive snowman, saying his actions were "shocking". The little lad was left in floods of tears after watching the worker boot the head off his 7ft-tall creation with a Bruce Lee-style kick. When snow covered the county on Sunday (January 24), the snowman was built in Hampton Rise, Tupsley in Hereford.
National The binman has since taken to social media to defend himself and compared the row to the coronavirus pandemic A BINMAN has lost his job after he kicked the head off a snowman built by a three-year-old. Sophie Taylor caught the man on CCTV as he destroyed her son Joseph's impressive snowman, saying his actions were "shocking". The little lad was left in floods of tears after watching the worker boot the head off his 7ft-tall creation with a Bruce Lee-style kick. When snow covered the county on Sunday (January 24), the snowman was built in Hampton Rise, Tupsley in Hereford.
HUNDREDS of people have signed a petition calling on Herefordshire Council to reinstate a binman who destroyed a three-year-old boy's snowman. The petition, which was launched by Tsvetan Tsvetkov on Change.org on January 28, had garnered more than 500 signatures by Friday lunchtime. Although it is directed at Herefordshire Council the binman was actually employed by an agency. A statment from Herefordshire Council said: "We understand the interest in the recent news coverage. "We are unable to comment as the person was employed by our waste contractor, who are handling the matter in...