A filly that was found dumped on a country lane has been put to sleep due to the severity of her injuries. Terrible conditionThe two-year-old skewbald was found collapsed on 13 February on School ...The post Horse found collapsed on lane is put to slee...
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HULL : Possible Victim Of Attempted Abduction Asked To Come Forward
Police in Hull are trying to trace the victim of what is believed to be an attempt abduction that happened on Ferensway on Tuesday 13 February. At approximately 2250hrs the woman was seen to leave the area of The Sugar Mill nightclub on Dagger Lane on foot. She was wearing knee high black boots, black tights and a three-quarter length black coat. She was possibly wearing a black skirt beneath the coat and was carrying a black handbag. She was white and had long, straight, dark hair and is thought to be aged in her 20s. The woman appeared to be intoxicated. She was seen on CCTV to walk along the side of Princes Quay, down Carr Lane, past the front of Primark and onto Ferensway where she crossed the road onto the side where St Stephen’s shopping centre is. It was at this location that a man in a silver coloured Land Rover Freelander was seen to drive alongside her as she headed towards Spring Bank. It is then believed the woman briefly entered the vehicle before security staff from St Stephens intervened. The driver of the vehicle apologised and drove away. He was arrested a short time later by…
BEVERLEY : Assault And Robbery
The incident happened at approximately 2200hrs on Wednesday 13 February on a footpath close to Westwood Road which crosses Beverley Westwood. The 33-year-old victim was walking home along the path when he was allegedly approached from behind and then punched to the face. Two men confronted him and demanded money from him. The victim handed over his wallet which contained a small amount of change before both suspects walked off in the direction of Westwood Road. The suspects are described as white men, aged in their late 20s and both 5ft 10ins tall. One was wearing a white coat and a black baseball cap. The other had a black sweatshirt on and a black beanie hat. Police are seeking witnesses and information about the incident and ask that anyone who can assist contacts Humberside Police on the non emergency number 101 referring to log 691 of 13 February or ring Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Use Facebook to Comment on this Post
Hull Man Ordered To Pay Back Over £150K Under POCA
Humberside Police are sending a message to criminals that crime does not pay, after a man from Hull was ordered to pay back over £150,000 as part of the Proceeds of Crime Act. Neil Gladstone (50) was arrested in March 2010 after police executed a drugs warrant at his home address on Boulevard Avenue in Hull. Following his arrest he appeared at Hull Crown Court in September 2011 where he pleaded guilty to production of a Class B drug, possession of a Class B drug, possession of a Class C drug and handling stolen goods. He was sentenced to nine months in prison in November 2011. Following his arrest enquiries continued into Gladstone by the Humberside Police Asset Recovery Investigation Unit and following these enquiries he was re arrested and on 13 February 2012 he appeared at Hull Crown Court and pleaded guilty to two counts of deception, two counts of fraud, 4 counts relating to fraudulent mortgage applications, two counts of making a false statement to obtain to benefit and two counts of failing to notify a change in circumstances with a view to obtaining credit. On 24 April 2012, Mr Gladstone received 52 weeks to run consecutively –…
Police Warning After A Number Of Thefts From Cars
Since the start of January police have seen a large number of reports of theft from motor vehicles, whilst the owner has been inside a sports club. Opportunist thieves have broken into secure vehicle and stolen items, which include sat navs, mobile phones, wallets and laptop computers. Police are reminding people not to leave any items of value in your car, not matter how long you may be away from your vehicle, as a thief will take a matter of minutes to steal your items of value. A spokeswoman for Humberside Police said: “Many people who visit the gym and travel to fitness centres do so on the way home from work, therefore they may have such things as laptops, sat navs and mobile phones in their possession. “Police would advise people, if they do have such things, to take them into the sports centre and use the locker facilities, if they are available, or to ask the staff if they have somewhere secure to put the items. “Always park your vehicle in a well lit location and not in a dark place, as this could make it an easy target. “An opportunist thief will take any chance they have…
Second Call For Coastal Fund
On 13 February, the council will launch the second (and final) call period for the East Riding Coastal Change Pathfinder (ERCCP) Small Grants Fund. This fund was initially launched in early 2011 to enable individuals, groups and businesses in the East Riding to develop unique approaches to coastal erosion and coastal and/or estuarine flood risk management. Funding of £100,000 is available and the call period will run from 13 February – 30 April (inclusive). This is one of the final stages of the ERCCP, a £1.2m project funded by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and delivered by the council since February 2010. Under the terms of the Small Grants Fund, grants from £500 to a maximum of £30,000 can be awarded to schemes that promote coastal adaptation and coastal and/or estuarine flood resilience. Application forms and guidance notes will be available to download from the council’s website, www.eastriding.gov.uk from Monday, 13 February until the closing date for applications, Monday 30 April. Hard copies of all documents can also be requested from the ERCCP team from 13 February (telephone number 01482 391728 and e-mail address coastal.management@eastriding.gov.uk). During the first call period in spring 2011, approximately £50,000 of…
East Yorkshire Students Are Fashion Forward
Hundreds of students across the East Riding are showing how they can create the latest fashions out of junk clothing. The students are from Bishop Burton College, East Riding College and Longcroft School, Beverley. They will be displaying their creations at an awards ceremony on Monday, 13 February in The Spa Bridlington, in two categories 16+ years and 14-15 years. The competition is organised by East Riding of Yorkshire Council to highlight the waste of textiles. A mountain of clothing weighing up to 4,000 tonnes, equivalent in weight to more than 3,500 Mini Coopers or nearly four million pairs of jeans, are thrown away across the East Riding every year. Much of this clothing could have been repaired or re-fashioned. This is the first year that a school is taking part. Those in the 14-15 years category will make an outfit from a discarded pair of jeans and T-shirts. The older students are free to choose any pre-worn clothing or textiles and to be as adventurous as they choose. Councillor Symon Fraser, portfolio holder for environment, housing and planning, said: “The amount of clothing thrown away every year is a tragedy. Most of could be sent to charity shops and…
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