comparemela.com

Latest Breaking News On - ரிச்சர்ட் ஆல்வுட் - Page 1 : comparemela.com

Trial concerning the attempted murder of two police officers begins today

SCENE: Emergency services at the scene of the car crash on Blackpole Road, close to the junction of Winchcombe Drive, Blackpole THE trial of two men charged with the attempted murder of two police officers after a shot was fired with intent to endanger life in Worcester, is again listed to start today. Gerard Doherty, 20, of Oxford Road, Ryton-on-Dunsmore, Warwickshire and Ciaran Irvine, 19, of no fixed address are jointly charged with the attempted murder of two police officers, PC Simon Damm and PC James Rimmer. We have also previously reported a third man Kyle Ryley, 21, of no fixed address is charged with the same offence, but appears not to be listed.

Court today: Men accused of attempted murder of two police officers at Worcester Crown Court

SCENE: Armed Police at the scene of the car crash on Blackpole Road, close to the junction of Winchcombe Drive, Blackpole. Pic Jonathan Barry 10.3.20. THE trial of two men charged with the attempted murder of two police officers after a shot was fired with intent to endanger life in Worcester, is listed to start today. Gerard Doherty, 20, of Oxford Road, Ryton-on-Dunsmore, Warwickshire and Ciaran Irvine, 19, of no fixed address are jointly charged with the attempted murder of two police officers, PC Simon Damm and PC James Rimmer. We have also previously reported a third man Kyle Ryley, 21, of no fixed address is charged with the same offence, but appears not to be listed today.

Glasgow homelessness charity set to reopen shops after a 14-week closure

Glasgow homelessness charity set to reopen shops after a 14-week closure A CITY homelessness charity is set to reopen its charity shops after being closed for 14 weeks due to the coronavirus lockdown.  Emmaus Glasgow is preparing for a phased reopening, with its Partick and Hamiltonhill shops the first to welcome customers back tomorrow.  The funds generated from selling donated items help the charity to provide a home, meaningful work, daily support and training for people who have experienced homelessness or social exclusion. For every week shut, the charity is faced with a 35 per cent income shortfall.  During the shutdown period, the team sold items online, refurbished its Partick shop and prepared each unit for reopening to ensure the safety of its customers.  

© 2024 Vimarsana

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.