Dylan Connell

1 week ago | thenorthernecho.co.uk | Dylan Connell

A “cruel” York care home worker has been jailed after stealing more than £18,000 from residents. Cheryl Louise Pratt spent the money she stole from “extremely vulnerable” residents of The Gravers care home in Wigginton Road on takeaway food, gambling and clothes, York Crown Court heard. The victims said they felt “betrayed” by Pratt who had been placed in a position of trust and had stolen a total of £18,780.30 from residents.

1 week ago | yo1radio.co.uk | Dylan Connell

The 67-year-old landlord of the King William pub in Acomb has been in hospital abroad since Sunday, April 6, after falling ill while on holiday with his wife, Carol Atkinson. Bob’s stepdaughter, Amanda Liddle, told The Press he fell on his way back from a meal with Carol, on their last night abroad. The next morning “Bob couldn’t feel his legs of his feet”, she said. Bob’s hotel phoned an ambulance which took him to a private hospital.

1 week ago | echolive.ie | Dylan Connell

Midleton 0Leeside 0(Midleton win 3-1 on penalties after extra time)Colm Noonan stopped two penalties as Midleton defeated Leeside 3-1 in a tense shoot-out after playing out a 0-0 draw in the Gussie Walsh Cup final at Turner’s Cross. Rian Thornhill, Dara Birdthistle, and Max Murphy all converted to seal the win after a marathon encounter between the two east Cork rivals.

1 week ago | yorkpress.co.uk | Dylan Connell

A York pub landlord has been left stranded in a Benidorm hospital after waking up paralysed, his family has said. Bob Atkinson’s family hopes to raise the £35,000 needed to get him home, as well as an additional £40,000 to cover his medical bills. The 67-year-old has been in hospital in Benidorm since Sunday, April 6, after falling ill while on holiday with his wife, Carol Atkinson.

1 week ago | msn.com | Dylan Connell

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