Adam Wareing

2 weeks ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Adam Wareing |Howard Lloyd

Laura Craig blasted the 'selfish' people who took them, saying they should be 'ashamed'An angry baker slammed thieves swiping up to £90 of cakes from her village honesty box - only for people to blame her for 'dangling a carrot' in front of the vulnerable. Laura Craig has been selling £3 treats from an unlocked cupboard in Salterforth, Lancashire, for the past month but this weekend she noticed both stock and income was low.

2 weeks ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Adam Wareing |Howard Lloyd

It apparently claimed that Jack Atherton, who is 3ft 5ins and weighs 3.5st, was 'overweight' despite the fact he plays football and goes swimming regularlyAn angry mum has slammed the NHS for branding her 'sporty' five-year-old overweight - claiming school BMI tests are 'barbaric and dangerous'. Laura Atherton had given permission for slim son Jack Atherton to take part in the National Child Measurement Programme at his primary school in April 2025.

3 weeks ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Adam Wareing |Howard Lloyd

Jamie Obrien claims a 'Karen' complained about his 'loud but reasonable' musicA dad was reported to the council as a 'neighbour from hell' for hosting a 'casino night' for his teen son's birthday - despite it being finished by 7pm. Jamie Obrien set up a roulette wheel, fake money and a speaker system so Cain Obrien could celebrate his birthday with 11 friends at their home on April 26, 2025.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Adam Wareing

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1 month ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Adam Wareing

Tameside Police posted to Facebook to reveal that during a 'warrant' visit in Hyde, Greater Manchester, they found some unusually 'high-value' itemsPolice have seized more than £250,000 worth of stolen rare Pokemon cards - pledging to return them to distraught fans. Tameside Police posted to Facebook last week - May 14 - to reveal that during a 'warrant' visit in Hyde, Greater Manchester, they found some unusually 'high-value' items.