Litter left behind at Savernake Park The 23-year-old appeared at Slough Magistrates Court in December to pay a fine of £110, plus costs and a victim surcharge amounting to £144.
Marius Ghica, of Kent Road, Reading, stumped up £440 after littering at Kensington Road bottle banks in September 2020. After appearing at Reading Magistrates Court in March, he was also forced to pay a victim surcharge of £44 and costs of £625, leaving him with fees of £1,109 altogether.
Yasmin Saleem was forced to pay the same amount after her day in court in March. The Reading resident, of Patriot Place, was fined £1,109 having dropped some rubbish on Queen’s Road in August 2020.
Driver stopped on A45 was nearly four times drink drive limit
Round-up of cases at Coventry Magistrates Court
A45 Fletchamstead Highway
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CALGARY A Saturday evening stabbing attack at a northwest home sent a man and a woman to hospital with multiple traumatic injuries. Emergency crews responded to a home in West Hillhurst, near the intersection of Kensington Road and 18th Street N.W., shortly before 8 p.m. following reports of a stabbing. According to EMS, an injured man and a woman, both in their late teens, were located on scene. The stabbing victims were transported by ambulance to the Foothills Medical Centre in serious condition. As of late Saturday evening, Calgary Police Service officials confirmed the suspect has not been located. The attack is believed to have been targeted and there is no indication of risk to the general public.
Downtown Syracuse’s new full-service grocer: An inside look (photos)
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First, it is a full-service grocery store.
“You can get your dairy, your produce, your meat, eggs and bread,” said DeChario, the Co-op’s general manager. “You can get your cleaning supplies, toothpaste, napkins your toilet paper. You don’t have to drive anywhere for those things. They’re here.”
The second thing: Despite its connection to the 45-year-old member-owned cooperative store that has served the Westcott Nation for 40-plus years, you don’t need to be a member to shop there. (You don’t have to be a member to shop at the Westcott area store, either).