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Man charged with attempted murder after shooting in Cullman Co Monday

A Cullman County woman who was shot earlier this week has died, according to the Cullman County Coroner.

Wendy J (Wall) Higgins, 68

Woman cleared of assaulting man outside Blairgowrie pub

Updated: April 28, 2021, 6:43 pm © Supplied by DCT Media Lynsey Smeaton has been found not guilty of assaulting Jeremy Higgins at the Dreadnougt Inn A woman has walked free from court after a jury found her not guilty of an assault outside a Perthshire pub. It followed an incident at the Dreadnought Inn, Blairgowrie, during which former painter and decorator Jeremy Higgins suffered a traumatic brain injury and lost his sense of smell and taste. Jeremy Higgins Continue Reading Log in or subscribe to receive exclusive premium content, including expert opinion and insight as well as special investigations, just for our subscribers!Subscribe

Man lost sense of taste and smell after Perthshire assault

© Supplied by DCT Media Accused Lynsey Smeaton, with Jeremy Higgins and the Dreadnought Inn A man suffered such a traumatic brain injury he lost his sense of taste and smell after an alleged assault outside a Perthshire pub. Former tradesman Jeremy Higgins spent 10 days at a neurosurgery high dependency ward after he was knocked unconscious at the front door of the Dreadnought Inn, Blairgowrie. Lynsey Smeaton, 37, has gone on trial at Perth Sheriff Court, accused of assaulting Mr Higgins to his severe injury, permanent impairment and to the danger of his life. It is alleged that on May 12, 2019, she pushed him on the body, causing him to fall to the ground and rendering him unconscious.

Plan for home in back garden in Field Way, Compton Down, approved

The new house will be in the garden of Plover Hill. Image: Winchester City Council planning application PLANNING chiefs reluctantly approved a new home in Compton Down despite fears that it would increase traffic issues. A plan for a three-bedroom house in the garden of Plover Hill, Field Way, went before the city council’s planning committee last Thursday. The application drew a number of objections, particularly from the Compton Down Society and the parish council. Parish council representative Cllr Francis Strange told the meeting: “The existing road network on Compton Down is privately owned by the Chamberlain Estate and is not built for heavy vehicular use. There would be a cumulative effect from extra traffic movements together with the effect of contractors traffic in the short term.

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