Northumbria Police are looking to track down these offenders who are all wanted on prison recall after breaching the terms of their licence. The force said searches are ongoing at various addresses across the North-East to locate them, but with many living transient lifestyles and having access to more than one accommodation, they are now asking the public for assistance. The fugitives are:
David Wilson, 42, of Sunderland
Kieran Lincoln, 27, of no fixed abode, formerly of South Shields
Kevin Burrell, 59, of Sunderland
Mark Thompson, 37, of Jarrow
Lee Ferguson, 36, of Wallsend
David Cheetham, 30, of no fixed abode, formerly of Newcastle
Carl Clarke, 31, of Gateshead
The 12 men on the run from the police as public urged to look out for fugitives
Police are now appealing to members of the public with information about the whereabouts of the men to come forward
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London-based design studio Otherway has created the “retro-futuristic” identity for instant noodle brand Future Noodles.
As well as designing a logo, typeface and illustrations, Otherway has crafted the brand’s packaging which the studio hopes will set it apart in the ready meal category.
Future Noodles is a new venture from chef Carl Clarke who set up London restaurants Chik’n and Chick ‘n’ Sours. The instant noodle kit aims to provide a nutritionally complete and plant-based alternative to tradition noodle brands, according to Otherway.
Future Noodles also uses sustainable ingredients and works with charity FareShare to donate meals to the vulnerable.