Toilet fanatic has been reviewing loos since she was six - and has own Instagram bog blog
Self-confessed lavatory inspector Rachel Dixon has gained a cult online following after transforming her hobby into a dedicated bog blog
10:48, 10 JUN 2021
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A toilet fanatic has been reviewing loos since she was aged just six - and blogs about it on Instagram.
Blackburn magistrates heard Stuart Colin Heys was arrested on suspicion of drink-driving THINGS went from bad to worse for a man who had walked out after a row with his partner. Blackburn magistrates heard Stuart Colin Heys was arrested on suspicion of drink-driving, handcuffed and put in the back of a van. On the way to the police station he started screaming in agony after they went over a bump at speed and when police investigated a bone was literally protruding from his arm. He was taken straight to hospital. Heys, 47, of Howard Street, Rishton, pleaded guilty to being drunk in charge of a vehicle. He was fined £100 with £85 costs and £34 victim surcharge.
Admissions: The defendant admitted having illegal drugs when he appeared before magistrates MAGISTRATES have fined a Penrith man for drug possession offences. Tyler Nunn, 23, of Carleton Road, Penrith, appeared at Carlisle Magistrates’ Court and pleaded guilty to possessing of a quantity of class C Pregabalin prescription tablets on January 27. Two days later, the court heard, he was caught with the Class B drug cannabis. Both offences were committed in Carlisle, the court was told. Rachel Dixon, prosecuting, said that Nunn was stopped and searched by officers as he left a coffee shop in Carlisle. When searched, he was found to be carrying 116 Pregabalin tablets.
Burglar threatened to blow up Carlisle sandwich shop
Carlisle Magistrates Court
A burglar who broke into a Carlisle sandwich shop threatened to blow it up when confronted by police, a court has heard.
However the threat by Michael Sirey Parker, 34, of Warwick Road, was said by his own defence solicitor to be laughable, as the gas cooker he threatened to blow up was in fact electric.
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The incident happened at Blackwell Bites sandwich shop on Blackwell Road in Currock on March 19.
Parker pleaded guilty to threatening to damage or destroy the shop and burglary when he appeared at Carlisle Magistrates’ Court today.