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Blackpool Pleasure Beach reassures visitors after £2.7m losses

1 month ago | bbc.com | Yunus Mulla

Theme park reassures visitors after £2.7m lossesYunus MullaPleasure Beach ResortThe attraction said no more rides would be closed and as it stands the same level of seasonal staff would be recruitedBlackpool's Pleasure Beach theme park is reassuring staff and visitors after accounts revealed it had closed some rides and jobs had been lost because of difficult financial conditions.
'It's our duty to make Blackburn more cohesive'

2 months ago | bbc.com | Yunus Mulla |Gemma Sherlock

'It's our duty to make this town more cohesive'Yunus Mulla & Gemma SherlockBBCSaima Afzal MBE said her volunteer cycling group has brought people who would never normally meet together People have a "duty" to work on community cohesion to help create less segregation in a Lancashire town, a former assistant police and crime commissioner has said.
Missing teen's mum wants grooming gangs inquiry

2 months ago | aol.com | Yunus Mulla

The mother of a 14-year-old girl believed to have been murdered more than 20 years ago is calling for a set of localised inquiries into grooming gangs to include her town. Police have said Charlene Downes, who was last seen on 1 November 2003, was one of a number of girls who were sexually exploited in Blackpool. The teenager's mother Karen Downes said she was "living in limbo" and wanted justice for her daughter, who has never been found.
Missing teen's mum wants grooming gangs inquiry

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Yunus Mulla

The mother of a 14-year-old girl believed to have been murdered more than 20 years ago is calling for a set of localised inquiries into grooming gangs to include her town. Police have said Charlene Downes, who was last seen on 1 November 2003, was one of a number of girls who were sexually exploited in Blackpool. The teenager's mother Karen Downes said she was "living in limbo" and wanted justice for her daughter, who has never been found.
Missing teen's mum wants grooming gangs inquiry

2 months ago | msn.com | Yunus Mulla

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Missing teen's mum calls for grooming gangs inquiry

2 months ago | bbc.com | Yunus Mulla

Missing teen's mum calls for grooming gangs inquiryYunus MullaHandoutCharlene Downes was last seen in Blackpool town centre late on 1 November 2003The mother of a 14-year-old girl believed to have been murdered more than 20 years ago is calling for a set of localised inquiries into grooming gangs to include her town. Police have said Charlene Downes, who was last seen on 1 November 2003, was one of a number of girls who were sexually exploited in Blackpool.
Children's house fire deaths accidental - inquest

Dec 3, 2024 | yahoo.com | Yunus Mulla

The deaths of two children following a fire at their home in Lancashire were accidental, an inquest has concluded. Louis Busuioc, five, and three-year-old Desire Busuioc died four days after the blaze in Preston on 8 April 2022. Their parents have been critical of the time it took for emergency services to respond but, while coroner Chris Long did identify failings, he ruled they did not contribute to the children's deaths.
Woman left note saying 'I was murdered', court told

Nov 26, 2024 | msn.com | Yunus Mulla

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Woman tells of anguish at sister's hospital death

Sep 24, 2024 | ca.news.yahoo.com | Yunus Mulla

A woman whose disabled sister spent 39 hours in A&E before she died has told an inquest her "world fell apart" when she found she did not get the treatment she needed. Marina Young, 46, had spina bifida, a spinal complication, and was taken to the Royal Preston Hospital in Lancashire after suffering a severe asthma attack. An internal investigation by the hospital identified various failures in her treatment but her family hopes the inquest will confirm whether mistakes contributed to her death.
Man's XL bully attack death probed by police watchdog

Sep 8, 2024 | yahoo.com | Yunus Mulla

Yunus Mulla - BBC News, LancashireSeptember 9, 2024 at 4:18 AM·2 min readThe death of a man killed by an XL bully dog is being investigated by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC), an inquest has heard. David Daintree, 53, from Accrington, Lancashire, was mauled to death in his home on Ashley Court on 20 August. At the opening of his inquest at Preston Coroner's Court, area coroner Kate Bisset said a date could not be listed for a full inquest because of the involvement of the IOPC.