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Van driver who hit and killed motorist trying to 'avoid the full consequences' of his actions, jurors hear Kurt Sammon, 54, denies causing the death of Louis McGovern by dangerous driving Updated Minshull Street Crown Court (Image: MEN Media) A van driver who hit and killed a motorcyclist after going through a red light is trying to 'avoid the full consequences' of his actions, prosecutors allege. Kurt Sammon, 54, was driving a red Transit van during rush hour when he hit a Suzuki motorbike being driven by Louis McGovern. Mr McGovern, 30, died following the crash in Hazel Grove, Stockport. ...

Premium Content Subscriber only A senior management shake-up at Gladstone Ports Corporation will result in two new executives being appointed in addition to a CEO. Former acting CEO, now chief operating officer Craig Walker issued staff an update on management changes at GPC. This follows Mr Walker's more than two years as acting CEO, and April 12 appointment to the new position of COO. The email Craig Walker issued to staff notifying of senior management changes. Picture: contributed "The Board is appointing an interim CEO to commence in May 2021, until a permanent CEO is appointed fol...

Back from a six-month stint as curator of Kelowna's Alternator Gallery, Chris Bose is keen to put his experiences to work in the community. A multidisciplinary visual artist, poet and musician, Bose hopes to bring a similar eclecticism to the Arbour Aboriginal Artists Collective. He has just formed the group and invites members and directors to join the initiative. "The vision is to create opportunities for emerging and even established aboriginal artists an all artistic genres," said Bose, who has N'laka'pamux and Secwepemc heritage. "I've been on the road for like 21/2 years, especially wri...

BACK FROM THE 'DEAD' Moment man, 35, feared to have been murdered found living in a TENT in Cambridgeshire woods five years after vanishing Updated: Apr 1 2021, 14:30 ET Invalid Date, THIS is the shocking moment a man feared to have been murdered was found secretly living in a woodland camp five years after he vanished. Police launched a murder investigation in November 2015 after believing Ricardas Puisys, then 35, was a victim of modern slavery. 10 10 Cops said Ricardas had been 'keeping himself a prisoner in the woods' after fearing for his lifeCredit: Bav Media 10 Cops reassured him he ...

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