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bristolpost.co.uk | Alex Driscoll |Sebastian McCormick
The 62-year-old was reported to police and stewardsA Bristol Rovers fan who hurled racist abuse during an away match has been handed a banning order. Peter Wynn, 62 of Whittock Road, Stockwood, Bristol, was arrested at John Smith's Stadium in Huddersfield on October 19, 2024 after another supporter heard him shouting racist abuse and reported it to stewards and the police. Wynn was then charged with a public order offence and appeared at Huddersfield Magistrates' Court on Thursday, April 17.
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mirror.co.uk | Liam Buckler |Alex Driscoll
The victim was kicked in the head by two teenagers during the unprovoked attack at Crinnis Beach in Cornwall - police have now launched an investigation and are appealing for witnessesA man was brutally attacked and kicked in the head by two teenagers on a popular beach. The horrific assault occurred on Crinnis Beach, which is now part of Carlyon Bay, in Cornwall, on April 11 between 5.45pm and 6.30pm. The victim was confronted by two youths and verbally assaulted.
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msn.com | Alex Driscoll |Liam Buckler
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bristolpost.co.uk | Shannon Brown |Alex Driscoll
Emergency services are at the scene of a medical incident at Castle Park. A cordon is in place around two benches at the edge of the park and police officers and paramedics are at the scene. The incident was first reported at around 4pm on Friday, April 11.
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walesonline.co.uk | Alex Driscoll |Conor Gogarty
A man from south Wales drove to Bristol and slept in his car overnight in an attempt to win a year's free supply of fried chicken. Luciano Busuttil drove to the Avonmeads Retail Park car park where he spent the night ahead of Popeyes' launch on Friday morning. The chicken chain, which opened its first branch in the city at 11am on Friday, promised the first eight customers a year’s supply of chicken burgers for free, and the next 100 customers a free chicken sandwich on the day.
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