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A two-car motor vehicle accident is reported at Sumner Road and Fargo Road in Darien. Injuries are reported. A utility pole is damaged Darien Fire and ambulance dispatched. UPDATE 5:46 p.m.: Two minor injuries. Mercy EMS requested to the scene non-emergency.
Police can now name the person killed in a crash on Sumner Road on 13 September. He was Keegan Paul Sullivan, aged 20, from Christchurch. Our thoughts...
Emma Beattie and London Fire Brigade Deputy Assistant Commissioner Al Perez - Credit: London Fire Brigade A firefighter who raised enough money to fund a Macmillan cancer support centre for three years has been thanked by the charity’s chief executive - as she retires from a 30-year career in the London Fire Brigade. Sub-officer Emma Beattie has organised 14 World’s Biggest Coffee Morning events at Islington Fire Station in Upper Street since 2006, raising £25,474.08 to date. In a video meeting ahead of her final roll call today, Macmillan chief executive Lynda Thomas thanked Emma for h...
Monday, Feb. 22 Disturbance on Amory Street: At 8:42 a.m., a caller told police someone was screaming racial slurs at them. Police conducted field interviews. Assault on Babcock Street: At 9:03 a.m., a caller reported she was assaulted while a patient at HRI Hospital. Police took a report. Fraud on Boylston Street: At 10:13 a.m., a clerk at Audy’s Mobil reported a customer tried to pay with fraudulent $20 bills. Police took a report. Theft on Beacon Street: At 2:01 p.m., a caller reported someone stole his packages. He told police he had video proof of the theft, and police took a report.
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Cycling holidays: Top tips for seeing Christchurch by bike 2 Mar, 2021 01:00 AM 6 minutes to read NZ Herald In the first in a new monthly series, Sarah Bennett and Lee Slater tour the sights of New Zealand cities and towns on two wheels. First up is Christchurch/Ōtautahi, where post-quake development has taken cycling to the next level. Elevator pitch Christchurch calls itself "the city of cycling" and backs this up with a rapidly expanding network of cycleways and other bike-friendly facilities thanks to generous government funding. Millions more have been set aside to complete major plans...