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Nichola Diment in fancy dress with her double buggy
Team ACF’s Lee Clark said: “It was an absolute ball and a massive success. Over £100 raised on the day! Huge thanks to the kind and generous people of Standish for the donations.
“A lovely moment was Martin serenading the residents of Windsor House care home with Christmas carols, one or two people hiding their tears. It was amazing.
He added: “Well done to Nichola for pushing Martin all the way from Boar’s Head pub to the crossroads at Standish. Massive well done to Team ACF for all working together and making the event happen.”
Police reported 12 drivers for speeding in under 30 minutes across two locations during speed enforcement checks last night. Police were positioned in Market Street, Stoneclough, and Wigan Road, in Westhoughton last night, both reporting six drivers within half an hour. GMP Bolton West, who were positioned on Wigan Road, said within 30 minutes they had stopped six drivers, issuing them with traffic offence reports (TOR) for speeding on the road. The highest speed they recorded on this road during this time was 50mph, according to police. Police highlighted that road users did not seem to know what the speed limit on the road is.
SHOCKING: Wigan Road in Westhoughton A MAN was stabbed and another man had his car stolen in a terrifying attack in Westhoughton – as police hunt for two suspects. Police were sent to Wigan Road after two men, both aged 22, were approached by two thugs, who threatened them with a knife. One of the victims was then stabbed before the two offenders left the scene in the other victim s black Renault Clio, driving towards Cricketers Way. The man who was stabbed was taken to hospital for a minor injury but he was later discharged. The shocking attack happened just after after 7.45pm on Wednesday, December 9.
Major road outside Ormskirk Hospital closed by police after serious crash
Road closures were quickly put in place in the area before officers began turning traffic away from the scene.
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The main road outside Ormskirk Hospital was closed by police after a serious crash. Emergency services were called to Wigan Road shortly after 4pm to reports of crash involving more than one vehicle.
Road closures were quickly put in place in the area before officers began turning traffic away from the scene.
The area is closed from Dicconson Way to Castle Lane and closures are expected to remain in place for a number of hours.