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Kattappana: The Idukki Police are facing public wrath for turning a blind eye to the sufferings of two bike riders who were injured in a road accident and refusing to rush them to hospital in the police jeep.
Jubin Biju (21) of Choorakkattu in Kanchiya…
Robert Bennett was attacked by a dog (not pictured) on Beech Lane, Didcot (inset), a jury at Oxford (Image: Pexels, Google, OM)
A woman has been sentenced after her dog bit a motorcyclist’s arm whilst he was breaking up an argument in Didcot[1].
Ab…
A mixed and varied bag of weather[1] is in store for Gloucestershire this week while the UK as a whole braces for some colder conditions and the chance of some wintry conditions as we move from November into December. There have been reports about a hu…
A man has been jailed after he launched his mobile phone at the head of a police officer in Bristol[1]. Thomas Dunn, 37, was driving the wrong way down a one-way road in February when the officer arrested him.
He assaulted the officer after abandoning …
Eighteen-year-old Lennon Allen was struck by the single-decker Arriva bus on Corporation Street, in St Helens as he was walking home from a pub at 11 pm on March 30 this year.
Liverpool, Knowsley and St Helens Magistrates’ Court heard that Shaun Thomps…
THE mother of a teenager who was killed in a double fatal car smash has urged other young men not to drink and drive.
Justine Morris said: “Think of your mum.”
She was speaking at an inquest into the death of her 19-year-old son Sammy Phillips who was …
Transport fleets are increasingly embracing EBPMS – electronic braking performance monitoring systems – as a means of keeping a close eye on the efficiency of the brakes on their trucks and trailers, reports Steve Banner
The increased use of electronic…
/ Vehicles with hood heights that are 40 inches or higher are 45 percent more likely to kill a pedestrian than a shorter vehicle, the report concludes. By Andrew J. Hawkins[1], transportation editor with 10+ years of experience who covers EVs, public…
The end of another week, where early November marks Remembrance Day to remember and respect the fallen through conflict. Across Gloucestershire[1], numerous Armistice Day celebrations will be taking place, and in Cinderford[2] the occasion will mark 10…
SWNSHousing estate where yobs tear apart live pigeons branded ‘Britain’s roughest’ by travel blog[1]A housing estate where yobs run riot and rip live pigeons apart has been named “Britain’s roughest” by a travel vlogger who found a squashed RAT in a ki…