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She attended Rainbows Day Nursery and was a pupil at Middlewich Primary School. Dad Christopher Warwick, 32, said: She was doing really well. Unfortunately I went to wake her up one morning and she had passed in her sleep. A post mortem revealed that she had Hippocampal dysplasia. This is the second time the bench has been damaged. It is absolutely disgusting and very disrespectful, said Christopher. Someone has purposefully gone into the cemetery and pushed the bench over. We are quite upset. This is a special place to remember our little girl. How can anyone do this? Hollie s family placed the bench in the cemetery a few months after Hollie died.
By Lyell Tweed
The case started today A WIDNES man has appeared in court charged with being the ring leader of a group responsible for bringing billions of pounds worth of cocaine and heroin into the UK. In what prosecutors have dubbed the UK s biggest drugs conspiracy . Paul Green, 55 and seven others, have been accused of vast drug importations into the UK from the Netherlands over a two-year period. All eight have appeared at Manchester Crown Court today, Tuesday, for allegedly smuggling cocaine, heroin, cannabis and amphetamine between 2016 and 2018 under the cover of bogus fruit and veg firms. They all deny the charges
By Lyell Tweed
TRIAL: Klaudijus Bruzas will appear at Manchester Crown Court on January 4 A WARRINGTON man has appeared in court as part of a trial into importing billions of pounds worth of cocaine and heroin into the UK. In what prosecutors have dubbed the UK s biggest drugs conspiracy . Mark Peers, 55, and seven others, have been accused of vast drug importations into the UK from the Netherlands over a two-year period. All eight have appeared at Manchester Crown Court today, Tuesday, for allegedly smuggling cocaine, heroin, cannabis and amphetamine between 2016 and 2018 under the cover of bogus fruit and veg firms.