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WITHIN days of starting work as a volunteer at a garden centre a man became "obsessed" with a female colleague.

Stuart Thomson - Dyson Farming "By extending the UK season we avoid the unnecessary food miles from imported strawberries at this time of year.” Dyson Farming has picked the first strawberries from its new 15-acre glasshouse in Carrington, Lincolnshire. The 424m long glasshouse is powered with renewable electricity and surplus heat from Dyson Farming’s adjacent anaerobic digester. Currently 6 hectares of strawberries are planted. The Spring season runs from March to May followed by the Summer second flush from June/July and lastly the Autumn crop runs from October to December. â€�...

Briercliffe Road A NEIGHBOUR from hell caused problems from "day one" after moving in next-door. Blackburn magistrates heard things came to a head when Thomas Nadin kept his neighbour awake all night banging on the walls and shouting threats. At 6.30 am her adult son went round and asked Nadin to quieten down and the defendant apologised. The son then went to work and five minutes later Nadin was banging on his neighbour's door making threats to stab her, kill her and cut er head off. Nadin, 31, of Briercliffe Road, Burnley, was convicted after trial of using threatening behaviour a...

Blackburn magistrates heard the officer had been “disappointed” to hear that Scott McKay was back in court. And Deputy District Judge Jane Hamilton said that based on what she had heard she was going to give McKay a chance and defer sentence for three months. “If you don’t re-offend I will deal with this matter by way of a discharge,” said Deputy District Judge, Hamilton. “If you do re-offend you will be back in court and I will be looking at custody. The ball is in your court.” McKay, 44, of Shadsworth House, Dunoon Drive, Blackburn, pleaded guilty to stealing a cash bo...

Blackburn magistrates heard the officer had been “disappointed” to hear that Scott McKay was back in court. And Deputy District Judge Jane Hamilton said that based on what she had heard she was going to give McKay a chance and defer sentence for three months. “If you don’t re-offend I will deal with this matter by way of a discharge,” said Deputy District Judge, Hamilton. “If you do re-offend you will be back in court and I will be looking at custody. The ball is in your court.” McKay, 44, of Shadsworth House, Dunoon Drive, Blackburn, pleaded guilty to stealing a cash bo...