Emma Slee

1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Emma Slee |Claire Hayhurst PA

Her body was found on a pile of clothesA woman was heard screaming on the night a mother-of-two was allegedly raped and murdered in her Bristol home almost 60 years ago, a jury heard. Louisa Dunne, 75, who had been twice widowed and lived alone, was found dead in her front room in Britannia Road, Easton, by neighbours on the morning of June 28 in 1967. Police launched an investigation, including taking palm prints from thousands of local boys and men, but could not identify Mrs Dunne's killer.

1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Emma Slee

She's released shocking photos of her injuries to encourage others to come forwardA woman told a court she believed she would die after being 'tortured' for 10 hours. The victim has released shocking injury photos via police after watching her attacker jailed for 21.5 years for carrying out the horrific ordeal. Tommy Hitt, 46, of Springhead, Sutton Veny, Wiltshire, was sentenced at Winchester Crown Court on June 13, after previously pleading guilty to multiple domestic violence offences.

2 weeks ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Emma Slee

Police are appealing for help to find a man who has disappeared from Bristol. Avon and Somerset Police said: "We're very concerned for Joshua who's missing and was last seen in Withywood, Bristol at about 6.40pm today (13 June). "The 51-year-old has links to Bristol and Taunton. If you know where he is, call 999 using reference 5225165469. "Call 101 with any other information." He is described as white, about 6ft 1ins tall and of stocky build.

2 weeks ago | devonlive.com | Emma Slee

It comes amid a major crackdown elsewhere in the countyPolice have shared shocking images showing a pile of rubbish dumped on beautiful Dartmoor. Ivybridge Police photographed the waste that someone tipped onto a gorgeous spot at Cadover earlier this week. Posting on its Facebook page on Wednesday, June 11, officers said: "Another day, another fly tip. This one was up by Cadover today, already reported to the council but so sad to see.

2 weeks ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Emma Slee

"Sometimes I struggle to explain why I'm so excited about this Kiwi adventure," reflects Noel Edmonds, the former 'Deal Or No Deal' host who has since become a businessman in New Zealand. "It comes down to the land – the look, the feel of it. We have a beautiful home, and in the morning, we wake up to a view of the mountains. "Whether or not you can see them tells you what the weather will be like.