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In the Courts: Dangerous dog threatened with destruction

Dangerous Dog An Andover woman has been ordered to muzzle her dog or have it destroyed following an attack in Upper Clatford. Linda Jane Marriott, of Hibiscus Crescent, pleaded guilty to being the owner of a dangerously out of control dog. The dog, a Brindle Podenco called Leire, injured Marcia Johnson on Norman Court Lane in Upper Clatford on January 2, 2021. Basingstoke Magistrates Court ordered Marriott to muzzle the dog and to always keep it under control on a lead, which must be held by someone who is at least 16 years old. Otherwise, it must be destroyed . The 55-year-old was fined £250, and ordered to pay compensation of £200, a victim surcharge of £34, and costs of £85.

Hospital admissions could increase over Easter weekend

© Paul Glendell/DC Thomson Cameron Matthew. Frontline health workers have urged members of the public to “be responsible” to help reduce hospital admissions over Easter. Medics made the plea with hospitals in the region still facing extra pressure due to Covid-19 restrictions. Last weekend was particularly challenging for staff at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary’s Emergency Department with a surge in people needed treated and medics are keen to avoid a repeat this weekend with lockdown rules easing. The ‘stay at home’ rule was relaxed yesterday. ‘Have fun but please take care’ Consultant Louise McCulloch said: “Go outside, see your friends, have fun as far the rules allow, enjoy this step towards some normality, but please take care.

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