The information on this page is intended for journalists If you click NO you will come back to Mynewsdesk.com We could unfortunately not find the site you were looking for Possible reason include following an out-of-date link or using an old bookmark Media enquiries only - newsdesk@met.police.uk For all other contact with the Metropolitan Police please visit www.met.police.uk call 101 or in an emergency always call 999 When you choose to create a user account and follow a newsroom your personal data will be used by us and the owner of the newsroom for you to receive news and updates according to your subscription settings To learn more about this, please read our Privacy Policy, which applies to our use of your personal data, and our Privacy Policy for Contacts which applies to the use of your personal data by the owner of the newsroom you follow Please note that our Terms of Use apply to all use of our services You can withdraw your consent at any time by unsubscribing or deleting your account Two brothers from Goodmayes are doing their bit to help provide affordable homes for those in most need are building 58 new homes in the heart of Seven Kings the brothers have a strong personal connection to the area and are committed to carrying on their father's business and improving the lives of borough residents Redbridge is grappling with a shortage of available homes exacerbated by years of government underinvestment in social housing Having already delivered homes in areas including Barking and Dagenham the Singh brothers are shifting their focus closer to home The Greater London Authority partially funds them as part of its Homes for Londoners: Affordable Homes Programme will be allocated through a fair and transparent process prioritising local families on our housing waiting lists and those living in temporary accommodation Cabinet Member for Housing and Homelessness said: “We’re doing everything we can to help meet those demands by building hundreds of homes in the borough as well as finding and purchasing homes outside the borough.” “We’re pleased to be working alongside Major Housing to help us build much-needed affordable homes for those in need Years of underfunding and investment in building new homes by the previous government mean there’s still much work to do to meet the borough's current housing demands "It is therefore vital that we work alongside our community partners to continue to deliver schemes that provide housing for those most in need." issued a joint statement to underscore their unwavering commitment to the community They said: “We are proud to deliver 58 affordable rental units exclusively for residents in Redbridge Having both attended Seven Kings High School we take immense pride in continuing our father's legacy and vision “Our close partnership with Redbridge Council and the Mayor’s office allows us to create sustainable We remain committed to giving back to the community that shaped us by building quality affordable homes across both the borough and East London.” Alice Figueiredo died at Goodmayes Hospital News | Crime Get our award-winning daily news email featuring exclusive stories I would like to be emailed about offers, event and updates from Evening Standard. Read our privacy notice A hospital worker allegedly caused the death of a 22-year-old mental health patient after she gained access to materials that she had used in earlier suicide attempts Alice Figueiredo died at Goodmayes Hospital, a mental health facility in Redbridge, north-east London It is alleged that she had access to plastic material from the communal toilet in the Hepworth Ward that had been used in at least 13 earlier suicide attempts Ward manager Benjamin Aninakwa faces trial at the Old Bailey charged with her manslaughter by gross negligence and failing to take reasonable care for the health and safety of patients on the ward ‘Concerned’ British music producers fly to US to campaign for Kamala Harris Deep Purple’s Ian Gillan says Made In Japan tour was ‘a shock to the system’ Why are tuition fees in England going to rise FTSE 100 inches higher as global markets cautious ahead of US election It is also claimed the defendant failed to remove items from the ward capable of use for self-harm and that he failed to ensure incidents of self-harm were recorded was ward manager of Hepworth Ward at Goodmayes Hospital at the time of the alleged offences The 53-year-old faces trial alongside representatives of North East London NHS Foundation Trust which denies corporate manslaughter and an offence of failing to ensure the health and safety of non-employees It is alleged the Trust failed to provide satisfactory medical and mental health care and take reasonable steps to protect Ms Figueiredo from preventable self-harm Prosecutor Duncan Atkinson KC said: “During her admission to the hospital in 2015 Alice was repeatedly able to attempt self-harm when she was subject to close observation from staff but the incidents were not properly recorded the records that were made were not properly assessed and the implications of her repeated use of .. The jury heard Ms Figueiredo was a “bright and gifted” woman who had been head girl at school and who had set up a mentoring system to support her peers Her family described her as someone loved for her “warmth She was first admitted to the Hepworth Ward in May 2012 with a diagnosis including non-specific eating disorder and bipolar affective disorder Aninakwa was placed on a performance improvement plan in 2011 over his issues with communication clinical effectiveness and efficiency skills and remained on the improvement plan until December 2014 when he met all his targets Samaritans can be contacted free on 116 123 or email [email protected] Other sources of support are listed on the NHS "help for suicidal thoughts" webpage Prince Louis steals the show at VE Day parade as he keeps dad William looking sharp and mimics brother George Prince Louis steals show with sweet antics at VE parade VE Day 2025 fashion: best looks from the day VE Day 2025 fashion: Princess of Wales to Lady Victoria Starmer UK tourists face major travel shake-up as Dubai airport set to close Ukraine 'launches stunning Kursk offensive' in major blow for Putin ahead of Victory Day celebrations Ukraine 'launches stunning Kursk offensive' in blow for Putin Royals watch historic flypast as huge crowds turns out for VE Day 80th anniversary  Royals watch historic Red Arrows flypast for VE Day 80th anniversary Members of the public are advised not to approach Kanya Ntuli but to call police Police are searching for a man who has absconded from a mental health facility in east London Kanya Ntuli, 35, was last seen in the Goodmayes Hospital in Ilford on the morning on 1 November medium build and last known to be wearing a grey jacket Members of the public are being warned not to approach him but to call 999 to report his whereabouts Kanya has links to Hackney, Walthamstow, Chingford and the River Lea areas. 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Read our Privacy notice An NHS trust will become the first ever to be tried for the corporate manslaughter of a mental health patient after being charged over the death of a 22-year-old woman Alice Figueiredo died at Goodmayes hospital, run by North East London NHS Foundation Trust (NELFT) Last year the Crown Prosecution Service announced it was charging NELFT with corporate manslaughter as well as a health and safety breach will also stand trial for manslaughter by gross negligence and health and safety breaches for actions related to her death The trial opens on 29 October and is expected to last for nine weeks NEFLT will be the second ever NHS trust to be charged with corporate manslaughter after Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells Trust was charged following the death of a woman who underwent an emergency Caesarean in 2015 it is the first mental health trust to be charged over the death of a patient in a psychiatric unit Although this is the first time a trust is facing corporate manslaughter charges over the death of a mental health patient there have been several successful prosecutions brought by regulators the Care Quality Commission and Health and Safety Executive over mental health patient deaths which was fined £650,000 in March after admitting to criminal failures for exposing 23-year-old patient Matthew Caseby to serious risk of harm The Priory Group was also fined £300,000 by the HSE over the death of 14-year-old Amy El-Keria in 2019 Caseby died a self-inflicted death after absconding from the Woodbourne Priory hospital in Birmingham in 2020 where he was an NHS inpatient Southern Health NHS Trust was fined £2million after pleading guilty to breaching health and safety laws following the deaths of Connor Sparrowhawk and Teresa Colvin in 2013 and 2012 North Essex Partnership Trust was prosecuted by HSE and fined £1.5m for safety failings over the deaths of 11 patients Essex Police were carrying out a separate criminal probe into deaths at the trust however dropped this in 2019 which is being led by Baroness Kate Lampard There are several active criminal investigations currently taking place into deaths at other NHS trusts with police looking into the death of a 14-year-old girl at private children’s mental health hospital Taplow Manor Nottinghamshire Police are currently carrying out a criminal investigation into maternity cases after baby deaths at Nottingham University Hospitals Foundation Trust. This story was updated at 15:41 to reflect the correct amount of fines paid by Southern Health NHS Trust. govt and politics"},{"score":0.596505,"label":"/family and parenting/eldercare"},{"score":0.58138,"label":"/science/medicine/psychology and psychiatry"},{"score":0.559198,"label":"/health and fitness/men's health"},{"score":0.55476,"label":"/family and parenting/children"},{"score":0.532558,"label":"/law North East London NHS Foundation Trust will be first ever to be stand trial for corporate manslaughter A London NHS Trust will become the first ever to be tried for the corporate manslaughter of a mental health patient following the death of a 22-year-old woman Alice Figueiredo, 22, was staying on an acute psychiatric ward at Goodmayes Hospital in Redbridge when she died on July 7 Last year, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) announced it was charging North East London NHS Foundation Trust (NELFT) with corporate manslaughter as well as a health and safety breach The ward manager at the time of Alice’s death will stand trial on the charge of manslaughter by gross negligence and a health and safety breach Met chief backs changes to firearms officer scrutiny after Chris Kaba shooting NHS board did not view infections as ‘unintended and unexpected’ Man who sent money to terrorist nephew in Syria for weapon avoids jail Boarding school teacher who sexually assaulted student is spared jail Mr Aninakwa and the Trust have pleaded not guilty to all charges The trial will open on Tuesday and last for nine weeks It is the first time that an NHS Trust has been charged with corporate manslaughter over a death in a mental health unit Several successful prosecutions have previously been brought by regulators the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and Health and Safety Executive (HSE) against NHS trusts and private hospitals in relation to deaths of patients in their care was last seen on Friday (credit: Met Police) Kanya Ntuli was last seen at around 7.20am on Friday 1 November where he left Goodmayes Hospital The 35-year-old is described as a black man Police are appealing for help in trying to find Kanya Ntuli (credit: Met Police) The Metropolitan Police said: “While our investigation to locate Kanya continues we are appealing to the public to help locate him “We are concerned for his wellbeing and if seen we are advising people to call police rather than approach him Last night's win was the first major trophy of Moyes The collision happened on the M25 this afternoon (Credit: Bujar Jashari(left) and Rinor Korqa have been jailed for A 23-year-old died in Flamstead Road (credit Google Michael Devlin appeared at Barkingside Magistrates Court The Book of Will has been described as a "hilarious" and Green minded locals could soon be putting their food and other organic waste to good use as Redbridge Council launches community composting sites in its parks for the first time As well as supporting local people to reduce their food waste through composting the new eco-sites produce nutrient rich compost from the organic waste which can be used to help keep the parks’ green spaces flourishing the site will be accessible Tuesdays and Wednesdays Items that can be composted include uncooked fruit and vegetables Each site will have posters informing people of the full list of what can and can’t be composted The green-initiative forms part of the Council’s work to reduce food waste in Redbridge and lower the borough’s carbon footprint to help tackle the climate crisis Two community composting workshops are also being hosted at the sites to mark their official opening and to encourage local people to find out more about the benefits of composting There’s no need to book a spot on the FREE opening day workshops Run by the Council’s Neighbourhoods Team and Park Rangers the workshops will give composting demonstrations information on what can and can’t be composted and the environmental and financial benefits of composting whether it’s done through the community sites or via home composting is a passionate local environmentalist and welcomed the new initiative hailing it as an ‘opportunity for local people to be involved in positive community action that helps our local environment’ She continued: “The public composting sites are a great way to get the community involved in helping care for the local environment because we all have a role to play in that Reducing our waste to tackle the climate crisis is all our responsibility This new initiative is a great way to put waste to work Using our food waste to turn it into compost creates opportunities for our parks to have new flowers and greenery that the community has had a helping hand in cultivating for everyone to enjoy Community composting sites are particularly ideal for those who are unable to compost at home due to lack of outside space led through Vision Redbridge Culture & Leisure who manage the borough’s parks on behalf of Redbridge Council is also being supported by The Ministry of Justice—Community Payback and The Seven Kings and Goodmayes Allotment Society The groups will be actively involved in several ways from offering advice providing organic matter to sustain the composting process and helping to regularly turn the compost and help apply it to revitalise flowerbeds once the compost is ready for use said: “Composting is a great way to use food waste to make a positive impact on the environment It helps to reduce household waste and emissions associated with transportation and processing The composted food waste provides high nutrient soil which is great for gardening and will be put to good use in our local parks This is a great example of how we can work together to reduce waste and emissions and the workshops will provide valuable tips for home composting I would like to extend special thanks to the groups supporting the project for their active participation in making it a success and ensuring its ongoing smooth operation.” Around a third of waste produced in Redbridge is organic waste Households can help reduce this figure by putting their food waste to good use through composting which is nature's process of recycling food waste into nutrient rich sustenance for gardens and green spaces a household can reduce their waste by at least 30% through composting Composting at home for just one year can also save global warming gases equivalent to all the CO2 an average household kettle produces annually or a washing machine produces in three months It’s a great way to reduce your household waste and free up your bins. To find out more about composting, or to purchase a compost bin go to: https://www.redbridge.gov.uk/bins-waste-and-recycling/garden-waste/home-composting/ launches its newest development – One Goodmayes – on Saturday 22nd June in Goodmayes an area undergoing rapid regeneration thanks to its locale at the heart of the Crossrail corridor leads the charge for regeneration in the district and comprises a collection of modern studio With guide prices starting from just £250,000 One Goodmayes presents a fantastic opportunity for renters in neighboring boroughs such as Hackney or Stratford looking to get on the property ladder in East London for a fraction of the price with average house prices being £422,808 and £570,024 respectively.[1] “Situated at the heart of the Crossrail corridor Goodmayes is a rapidly up-and-coming neighbourhood with buying prospects rivalling the likes of its neighbouring Stratford Officially launching on Saturday 22nd June we are already seeing strong interest in the development from buyers and investors alike.” “We’re confident One Goodmayes represents real value in comparison to many other areas of London without sacrificing on transport links or nearby amenities making the development a great option for first-time buyers We’ll be able to welcome our first residents at One Goodmayes as early as November this year.” Being a seven-minute walk from Goodmayes and Seven Kings in either direction both offering speedy connections into London via the Elizabeth Line buyers can be assured that they will be well connected to the city Paddington in 33-minutes and Heathrow in 57-minutes Goodmayes presents an opportunity to be in the catchment area for a number of Ofsted-Outstanding schools Seven Kings School and Cleveland Road Primary School all within walking distance of the development A person riding a bicycle on a streetDescription automatically generated Residents at One Goodmayes will enjoy the best of the leafy suburbs all while being within touching distance of the city The development itself is thoughtfully landscaped throughout with residents enjoying access to green communal spaces as well as their own private outdoor space One Goodmayes will also be home to its own private roof terrace showing residents just how close they are to the hustle and bustle of the city with panoramic views of the London skyline A number of homes with south-west facing balconies will also benefit from the same incredible views of the city There are also an abundance of green spaces right on the doorstep with Westwood Recreation Ground – a 10-minute walk away Seven Kings Park – a 12-minute walk away and Goodmayes Park – a 21-minute walk away A courtyard with trees and buildingsDescription automatically generated with medium confidence Pictured: Inside the development at One Goodmayes One Goodmayes is situated at the heart of the Crossrail corridor offering easy access to the city in an area of exciting regeneration An abundance of amenities on the doorstep means residents need not travel far from home for daily essentials with Aldi a four-minute walk away and Tesco Extra a 13-minute walk away Goodmayes Leisure Park is also within walking distance Those looking to pursue an active lifestyle will benefit from several gyms and leisure centres in the area including The Spartan Gym – an 11-minute walk away The Gym Group – a 16-minute walk away and Mayfield Leisure Centre and pool – a 13-minute bus ride away All of the homes at One Goodmayes are fitted to a high specification Plans for the Lorimer Village development which received planning permission in 2022 are being revisited by developer Weston Homes Once the new plans have been finalised the scheme will be re-submitted to Redbridge Council’s planning committee for review are proposing to deliver new homes and green space in Goodmayes on the existing Tesco site The developer’s initial plans included a new school on the site as the number of children and young people living in Redbridge and London has fallen sharply leading to local schools reporting an abundance of over 500 unfilled school places this proposal has been declined by Redbridge Council to protect the future of existing local schools The leadership teams of local primary schools Farnham Green and Barley Lane have shared support for the Council’s decision Executive Headteacher at Farnham Green Primary School said: “We welcome the Council’s decision to secure the future of existing schools which could jeopardise the future of existing local Good and Outstanding rated schools like Farnham Green when we have enough spaces for local children.” Chair of Governors at Barley Lane Primary School said: “Government funding for schools is largely based on pupil numbers so building a new school unnecessarily would simply increase the pressure on existing local schools which already have unfilled spaces Barley Lane Primary is less than a mile away from the proposed development site and between us and the other local schools nearby there are sufficient spare places available for local children.” Plans to transform the heart of Goodmayes into a thriving jobs and community facilities have moved a step closer Weston Homes’ planning application for the site in High Road was approved by Redbridge Council’s planning committee on Thursday 27 May 2021 The plans would see the existing Tesco Extra demolished and replaced by a new store a new primary school and new community facilities - supported by enhancements to the surrounding local infrastructure to improve accessibility Cabinet Member for Housing and Homelessness said: “Goodmayes is in the heart of the Crossrail corridor This a major opportunity to turn a currently underutilised The plans will help us tackle the affordable housing crisis in the borough while driving economic growth that will encourage businesses to thrive The homes created through the development – which will also boost the biodiversity and urban greening of the area - will be a mix of different sizes and tenures featuring private and communal outdoor spaces The plans will also see additional improvements to accessibility for pedestrians cyclists and other road users including the widening of the High Road pedestrian crossing to the Barley Lane Recreation Ground and a direct link to Goodmayes station Job opportunities will be created both during the construction phase through the supply chain and indirect employment and via new flexible commercial units created for the existing and future members of the community The council has been consulting with local residents on the proposals since 2019 Development of the High Road site is included within Redbridge’s Local Plan which sets the council’s vision and framework for future development in the borough between now and 2030 The planning application will now be submitted to the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority London Borough of Redbridge has granted planning permission for the new mixed-use urban village in Goodmayes Lorimer Village will provide 1,280 new homes of mixed tenure, a replacement Tesco store, 1,710 sqm of commercial space, a new 3-form primary school, 327 sqm village hall, 400 sqm community hub, landscaped gardens, parking facilities and public transport improvements With an eight-year phased construction project anticipated to start on site in early 2022, the new urban village will provide 14 medium-rise residential towers, rising from 10 to 22-storeys, with biodiverse and brown roofs connected a podium level to form nine linked buildings Masterplanned by Weston Homes, RDA Architects and Allen Pyke landscape consultants the buildings at Lorimer Village are designed around a new civic square four large landscaped podium courtyards and tree lined pedestrian boulevards linking to a new station square and Goodmayes Railway Station The buildings are set in 7.9-acres of landscaped grounds residential amenity space and landscaped roofscape complete with tree lined pedestrian walkways and public open areas Of the 1,280 new one, two, three and four bedroom homes 35% will be affordable homes providing rented assisting in meeting Redbridge’s increased housing need designed in collaboration with Goodmayes Residents Association will offer a range of community uses for both new and existing local residents Local employment space will be provided through flexible commercial space There will be parking at lower ground level for both the Tesco store and residential uses The new housing and commercial facilities will be 100% electric-powered using 682 PV panels sited on rooftops across the development chairman & chief executive of Weston Homes said: “Weston Homes is delighted to have gained a resolution to grant planning for Lorimer Village which will be delivering with our partner Tesco “Lorimer Village is one of several projects where Weston Homes is partnering with Tesco regenerating unused land for new mixed tenure housing and employment generating commercial space “There is an urgent need to provide more low-cost housing for Londoners so collaborations like this between major retailers and housebuilders makes an important contribution.” Final build completion and occupations are scheduled for late 2030 and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Building & Construction Today website is the place to come for compelling and informative features news and products for a diverse audience serving a wide construction sector short journey times and rapid regeneration projects are drawing eyes east Homes & Property | Where to live Goodmayes is a good choice for buyers and renters who find more central locations too hectic Families in particular love Goodmayes for its high performing schools and open spaces like Goodmayes Park with its lake and basketball and tennis courts moved to the area with his family as a teenager a six-year-old son and a nine-year-old daughter He could live pretty much anywhere in London where he still lives in the bungalow his family bought “I have been part of this community for a long time — it is home,” he said His only gripe about the area is that traffic is getting increasingly heavy and parking can be tricky Crossrail guide to Ilford: average house prices and Elizabeth line journey times from central London Stamp duty-free: London homes for first-time buyers — all priced under £425,000 ‘Crossrail effect’ hits rents as price growth near Elizabeth line stations outpaces London average It has to also be said that the de-facto high street But there is a good choice of neighbourhood restaurants pick up a smoked salmon bagel at Bagels & Bites a burger and a milkshake at Das Bao and Burgers or sample the masala fried fish at the award winning Goodmayes Fish & Chips “You have got to think of Goodmayes as a small town which is part of Ilford,” said Mohammed “It is just down the road and that is where we go to shop and eat.” Average house prices since work on Crossrail started In his spare time Abdullah develops local properties working with local architect AA Studio to buy and renovate houses He sees the Goodmayes as a solid property investment Average prices have increased by almost ten per cent in the past two years “Everyone wants gardens,” explained Imran Alam director of Everest Independent Estate Agents “They are coming out of areas like Whitechapel where they can sell a flat and buy a three bedroom house here with a garden for about £550,000 Alam says prices have flatlined at around £300,000 to £350,000 for a two bedroom property.” should expect to pay around £1,400pcm for a two bedroom flat or around £1,750pcm for a three bedroom house Goodmayes to Tottenham Court Road: 36 minutes Tenants tend to be an older crowd than you’d find in more central locations “They come here because it is cheaper than most parts of north and east London but it has got really good facilities.” There has been very little in the way of regeneration pre-Crossrail But now that the Elizabeth Line is up and running that looks set to change In March Sadiq Khan rubber stamped plans by Weston Homes to build 1,280 new homes on the current site of a Tesco supermarket Weston is currently accepting expressions of interest for homes at Lorimer Village – prices are still to be confirmed - which will have an on site primary school plans to build more than 560 homes on another former retail site — a defunct Homebase on the High Road — were given planning permission last summer as well as a “digital music academy” to train budding DJS Pair set to appear in court on BGH and possession charges Two teenagers have been charged after staff members were stabbed in a bottle attack at an Elizabeth Line train station in north-east London The pair had been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after the attack at Goodmayes station on Wednesday night the British Transport Police said the 16 and 17 year olds have each been charged with two counts of grievous bodily harm and possession of a bladed article They were also charged with robbery in connection with an incident which occurred prior at a Tesco store in Goodmayes Children’s hospital launches urgent review over concerns about former surgeon Sadiq Khan’s Ulez expansion ‘failed to lower pollution levels’ - report Bring criminal prosecutions against Grenfell Tower cladding firms Major probe into Great Ormond Street over operations on 721 kids by ‘rogue’ surgeon The "altercation" broke out between two males and the two staff members at around 10.30pm on Wednesday suffered a laceration after being struck to the head with a bottle "They are both being treated in hospital for their injuries which are believed not to be life threatening," said BTP in a statement released on Thursday An update on Friday said those attacked remain in hospital but with non life-threatening injuries Officers were sent to the scene and searched the area on Wednesday night are due to appear at Highbury Youth Court on Friday Detective inspector Paul Attwell from British Transport Police’s major said: “We have stepped up patrols in the area to provide a visible reassurance to the public and those members of staff working on the rail network "Violence in any form will not be tolerated and we will act swiftly to ensure all those working and travelling on the rail network are safe.” Goodmayes Station was shut overnight while forensics officers carried out an investigation It reopened in the early hours of Thursday morning Detectives are appealing for anybody who witnessed the incident or events leading up to it to get in touch as soon as possible "Any information could help police establish the circumstances surrounding this incident," said a BTP spokesperson Goodmayes lies on the stretch of the Elizabeth Line that links central London with Shenfield said: "This was an appalling and dangerous attack on our colleagues "Everyone should be able to go about their day without fear or intimidation and we do not tolerate any violence aggression or threatening behaviour towards railway staff or customers "We are working closely with the British Transport Police and MTR to bring the perpetrator to justice and rid the railways of such violent offenders." Anyone with any information is urged to call 0800 40 50 40 or text 61016 quoting log 692 of 31/01/24 you can call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 Plans for the Lorimer Village development are being revised (credit: Redbridge Council) are proposing to deliver 1,280 new homes and green space on the existing Tesco site The housing will be spread across 14 tower blocks – all between 10 and 22 storeys high Amanda Jennings said: “We welcome the Council’s decision to secure the future of existing schools Mr David Backhouse said: “Government funding for schools is largely based on pupil numbers “Barley Lane Primary is less than a mile away from the proposed development site the scheme will be re-submitted to Redbridge Council’s planning committee for review and the latest on our other local and national news The fatal collision happened on A12 near the Ellesmere The fire broke out inside a property in Derry Avenue Almost 300 drink and drug drivers were arrested on roads in Paul Hansen (left) and Paul Robinson are wanted by police The collision happened near Robert Clack Upper School this The duo have been fined nearly £2000 after turning their The woman was found at a property in Cowdray Way on Tuesday The whole building in Freshwater Road was affected by the