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Scourge of off-road bikers tackled in innovative operation - Vimarsana News

Scourge of off-road bikers tackled in innovative operation

Cleveland Police is taking an innovative approach to tackle the growing problem of illegal off-road bikers terrorising the estates of Teesside.

Scourge of off-road bikers tackled in innovative operation | Darlington and Stockton Times - Vimarsana News

Scourge of off-road bikers tackled in innovative operation | Darlington and Stockton Times

Cleveland Police is taking an innovative approach to tackle the growing problem of illegal off-road bikers terrorising the estates of Teesside.

Chunky squirrel gets stuck in garden bird feeder - Vimarsana News

Chunky squirrel gets stuck in garden bird feeder

The RSPCA say the creature was found with its legs dangling out - like Santa stuck up the chimney.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Assurance given of no reduction in police resources in Prestonpans following concerns - Vimarsana News

Assurance given of no reduction in police resources in Prestonpans following concerns

POLICE resources will not be reduced in Prestonpans, community leaders have been reassured. A recent meeting of Preston Seton Gosford community and police partnership (CAPP) was told a community police officer was being redeployed to a new role. Brian Weddell, Prestonpans Community Council chair, contacted Chief Inspector Neil Mitchell, East Lothian’s local area commander, expressing his concerns following the meeting, with the officer’s redeployment coming at the same time as a “significant increase in anti-social behaviour”. PCs Walker Nixon and Fiona Cunningham are the comm...

East Lothian records three coronavirus deaths in four days - Vimarsana News

East Lothian records three coronavirus deaths in four days

EAST Lothian recorded three deaths from coronavirus in just four days in the run-up to Christmas – and has now been identified as a possible future epicentre of Scotland’s Covid-19 crisis. A report based on new Scottish Government statistical modelling, published on December 23, stated that East Lothian was 77 per cent likely to have more than 300 cases of Covid-19 per 100,000 people and 44 per cent likely to have more than 500 cases per 100,000 between January 3 and 9 – nearly five times higher than its current transmission rate. Both numbers would be the highest in the whole of ...