Lynda Roughley

1 week ago | warringtonguardian.co.uk | Lynda Roughley

A KIND hearted man who went to help his neighbour ended up in agony with a broken ankle which later needed surgery. Even two years after the incident, the victim said his leg did not feel like his own and he was still in pain. Liverpool Crown Court heard yesterday, Tuesday, that Roger Butler, from Bewsey, had been asked by the neighbour, who was a close friend, to help remove Christopher Macnab from her house and he went round to assist her. “He asked him calmly to leave but Macnab refused.

1 week ago | warrington-worldwide.co.uk | Lynda Roughley

A kind-hearted good neighbour who went to the assistance of a woman next door at her Warrington home ended up in agony with a broken ankle which later needed surgery, a court heard. And two years after the incident the victim said his leg did not feel like his own and he was still in pain. Liverpool Crown Court heard yesterday, Tuesday that the victim had been asked by his neighbour, who was a close friend, to help remove Christopher Macnab from her house and he went round to assist her.

1 week ago | wirralglobe.co.uk | Lynda Roughley

John Parkinson had reversed three times, deliberately ramming his lorry into the front of the other lorry after the two drivers had had a scuffle. He caused £115,000 worth of damage to the McBurney Transport wagon, as it was an insurance write-off, and the other driver was so afraid he drove it the wrong way down the East Lancashire Road in Knowsley to get away. Liverpool Crown Court heard that during the incident an innocent nurse’s car also suffered damage leaving her £800 out of pocket.

1 week ago | warrington-worldwide.co.uk | Lynda Roughley

A distraught teenage care worker from Warrington had a full immersion baptism to try to cleanse her body after being sexually assaulted by a colleague. The 17-year-old felt so violated by Emmanuel Onwubiko repeatedly touching her during a shift together at a Warrington residential home that she felt the service was her only way to feel clean. But she was also devastated as she had planned to have such a service at a later date. “I am a Christian and being baptised is a big deal for me.

1 week ago | burytimes.co.uk | Lynda Roughley

Rebecca Smith, prosecuting, told Liverpool Crown Court that following the killing of the three girls at a dance class in Southport, the community came together the next day, Tuesday, July 30, and held a vigil for them that evening. She said: “At the same time this defendant and others were engaging in behaviour at total odds to that vigil. "The focus of the violence and disorder was the town’s mosque. A crowd started to gather outside the mosque from just after 7pm.