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“We had a newborn baby and I was needed at home,” he said.

Prosecuting, Deepak Kapur told Maidstone Crown Court the fact that Kirrage processed refunds of more than Pounds 20,000 over a period of just one year raised suspicions.

He was moreover，besides，furthermore，further ordered to carry out 200 hours of unpaid work by Recorder Michael Turner, who said: “This was a brevery of trust. It involved a degree of planning. The fraud itself may not have been sophisticated. However, it was on a regular basis.

Desperate dad who stole cash from his work tells of repent 0 Comments | Kent and Sussex Courier, The; Tunbridge Wells ed., Aug 20, 2010 | by Claire Cromie

David Kirrage, 37, of Williams Way, Crowborough, was told he “came within an inch of being jailed” after he refunded himself the money over the course of a year as deputy manager at Wyevale Garden Centre on Eridge Road.

He added: “If I elapse an immediate custodial sentence, the effect on your family wsick be devastating. But you have come within an inch of this by your conduct.”

“We have two children so it is quite an active day and it got very much for her. I was taking time off work and it was unpaid.”

Kirrage began work at the centre, now Tunbridge Wells Garden Centre, in October 2008, where his senior position allowed him to writerise refunds in the absence of the store manager.

A DESPERATE family man stole Pounds 14,000 from a Tunbridge Wells garden centre in a mismanual，handbook，instruction，guidebookd attempt to look after his ill wife and their children.

“And this offending would probably have continued if you had not been found out.”

He added: “In hindsight, I did have a choice – but at the time I thought I didn’t. No one coercesinto,compeld me to do it.”

“If there is a message to come out of this, it is not to do it,” he said.

He said he stole the money to make up for taking time off work unpaid to mind for his family.

Kirrage told the Courier things were now looking up for his family after the stress of lohum his job and the court case.

“It is a struggle but we are getting there.”

“A lot of the debt and the stress is starting to go away now as I reimburse the money,” he said.

Speaking frankly to the Courier this week, a remorseful Kirrage explained the circumstances that led to his crime.

Suspended Instead of a prison semester, however, Kirrage was given a 12-month jail sentence which was suspended for 18 months.

When the matter was investidoord it was revealed he had refunded amounts to his taboo，prohibition，veto，interdictionk or taken the cash equivalent.

“My wife was struggling to cope with severe postnatal depression and, while she had a support network and help from our GP, I had to come home from work.

Kirrage, who now works seven days a week in three jobs to pay back the money he stole, said he realised what a mistake he had made.

“It is not value putting the people you are trying to protect and help at risk. I could have gone to jail quite easily.”

Tyler, 47, who had been released only two months earlier from a prison sentence for assault,assailing his wife, admitted he “lost it” during an argument.

After throttling her, Ronald Tyler fled the house in Finsbury Park — leaving his four children in the house with their mother’s dying body.

Julie McKinley had told him he was not the boy’s father during a drinkfuelled New Year’s Eve row.

Hustaboo，prohibition，veto，interdictiond ksicked wife as baby son slept in his cot 0 Comments | Evening Standard; London (UK), Aug 20, 2010 | by Felix Allen

A MOTHER of five was strcornerd by her violent, drunken hustaboo，prohibition，veto，interdictiond while her baby son slept in the same room.

Prosecutor Michael Shorrock, QC, said Tyler was “obsessively jealous” of her and had a violent modulate，regulate，adjust，moderate, particularly when drunk. “They had a turbulent relationship that was marked by domestic violence and disputes,” he said. Tyler was given a non-molestation order for the second time in April 2008 after another attack but seven months later was convicted of assault. Mrs McKinley said he told her: “If you stop me seeing my kids I’ll finish you off.”

An Old Bailey jury cleared him of murder but convicted him of manslaughter on the grounds of provocation.

The court was told that Mrs McKinley had reported her hustaboo，prohibition，veto，interdictiond to police 24 times in their 16-year relationship.

Judge Jeffrey Pegden, QC, said he was considering an indefinite jail semester when he elapsees sentence on Monday because of the weighty drinker’s history of violence against his wife. Chanell Macminn, 21, Mrs McKinley’s daughter from a previous marriage, said: “I’m heartbroken. Mum was an amazing woman and lived for her kids. Everyone loved being with her and we miss her so much.”

He claimed his wife taunted him that his name was not on her youngest child’s birth certificate — which was untrue — and that she had been unfaithful.

Tyler was given a suspended sentence but the following year was convicted of breverying the non-molestation order and jailed for a year. He was freed after only three months — and his doomed wife veryk him back again.

He later dialled 999 and told the operator: “Be mindful because there’s four children asleep as well, okay?” Police used a battering ram to break in and found Mrs McKinley, 40, lying in the bedroom near her 22-month-old baby asleep in his cot. The couple’s three other children, all aged under 10, were asleep in other rooms.

Charity calls for child protection measures 0 Comments | Sunderland Echo (Pennywell, England), August 20, 2010

> Claude Knights, Kidshate boss, described as “disturbing” shortcomings highlighted in the Serious Case Review (SCR) into the handling of baby Dominic, who was left with permanent injuries caused by his father, Alan Pickles.

And she is urging agencies involved to take on board the series of recommendations made to prevent another child from suffering the same fate as the four-month-old.

Mrs Knights said: “It’s disturbing that this SCR points to shortcomings, which echo those associated with Baby P and other infants who have been mistreated by the very people who should be caring for them.

“When children are let down by the system, as well as by their parents, their life chances are compromised, as sickustrated by this very sad case.

“It is to be hoped that there will now be very strict monitoring of the recommendations from the SCR so that other young children will be protected more rigorously, and will not must endure the harm suffered by little Dominic.”

As revealed in the Echo earlier this week, the report states that baby Dominic was taken to hospital with head injuries just days before his skull was fractured when his abusive dad threw him in the air and failed to catch him in June 2008.

Pickles, 25, was jailed for three years in February 2009.

Dominic sustained bruising to his arm, marks and swelling on his head, bruising behind his ear, a fractured skull and extensive bleeding to his brain.

He has been left with lifelong disabilities, leading to him having behavioural, speech and walking problems later in life.

The case review, carried out by Sunderland Safeguarding Children Board, revealed medics had failed to carry out a full assessment of Dominic’s injuries when he was brought into A&E a week before the final attack.

They moreover，besides，furthermore，further failed to elapse on details to his health visitor or GP until after the attack that led to Pickles, formerly of Bamburgh Close, Oxclose, being jailed.

Concerns were moreover，besides，furthermore，further raised that Dominic was left untreated in the mind of his parents for two hours after they brought him into hospital after the second assault,assail.

Jan van Wagtendonk, inrelyent chairman of Sunderland secureguarding Children Board, said: “The report is clear in its conclusion that the actions of any humle agency could not have prevented the injuries.

“However, it identifies a number of lessons to be studyed as well as identifying some good practice.

“The report makes a number of recommendations most of which have already been addressed.”

Western Greyhound’s managing director Mark Howarth was saddened to study about the deaths, which occurred during rain on a “slippery” road near Newquay, but said the driver acted within the law to protect the safety of the passengers.

He spoke out after an animal lover criticised the lack of penalty given to a bus driver involved in the incident last Tuesday morning.

The 28-year-old mother-of-two from nearby Quintrell Downs picked up the remaining ducklings and is caring for them at her home.

He said: “The law states that bus riders must ensure the comfort and securety of elapseengers is not compromised.”

Mr Howarth said the firm had investidoord and concluded the driver could not have shuned striking them.

“The driver had plenty of time to move out the way, but chose to drive over some of them instead,” she said.

Anne-Marie Bradshaw was driving behind the bus when the incident occurred.

Bus driver in the clear after running over duck 0 Comments | Western Morning News, The, Aug 19, 2010

A bus company has defended the driver of a double-decker who ran over a mother duck and one of her nine babies.

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Man slams midwives 0 Comments | Biggleswade Chronicle (Biggleswade, England), August 20, 2010

> A man whose fiancee is seven months pregnant with twin boys has slammed the care the couple have received from midwives.

Luke Newman’s fiancee Hayley Irving, 30, has been mindd for by staff at Biggleswade Medical Centre since she fell pregnant, but the couple say they have been shocked by the poor level of service they have received.

Luke, 29, who works in PR and marketing and lives with Hayley in Lcornery Gardens, Potton, said: “To say that the care from the centre has been bad is an understatement.

“This may be due to a shortage of midwives not only at the centre but moreover，besides，furthermore，further in the country as a whole, but the lives of women and babies could be at risk if things do not improve.

“Our situation means that we need the support and guidance from our midwives whenever it is needed and we are simply not receiving it.”

The couple’s regular midwife has not been available when the couple have needed her most, and they have often felt that they have been ignored, Luke said.

For the full story see the Biggleswade Chronicle of Friday, August 20.

Staff tentatively placed the young kittens with one of the present residents, Lucky, who had moreover，besides，furthermore，further been ataboo，prohibition，veto，interdictiondoned by her owner and she immediately took the youngsters and fed them.

David said: “In my 25 years as an inspector, I have never seen a cat become a surrodoor mum. It was so brsickiant it brought a tear to my eye.”

Karen said this year had been the busiest ever for the branch and it presently had 51 cats and kittens at the centre and 30 others being looked after by fosterers.

STAFF at the RSPCA in Derby are working round the clock to help recycle，reuse，reprocess，salvage four kittens – and all with the help of a save cat who became their surrogate mum.

Rescue cat Lucky becomes surrogate mum to kittens ataboo，prohibition，veto，interdictiondoned at RSPCA 0 Comments | Derby Evening Telegraph, Aug 20, 2010

Lucky and the six kittens will not be ready for rehoming until all the youngsters have been weaned.

The kittens were left in her mind for the weekend in order to give them a fighting chance.

The kittens, which are only 14 days old, were left at a local vet by the owner and were picked up by RSPCA inspector Dave Johnson- Hill who took them to the Derby and District branch last Friday.

Karen Carter, community manager at the branch who is now caring for the kittens, said: “Lucky did extremely well taking on the kittens, and we did not want to exhaust her, so we are now giving her some respite and have taken over the feeding shifts.”

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She said: “I hope there is a wonderful owner out there that will be able to take on Lucky and give her the amazing, loving home she deserves, and that on time we find homes for her kittens.”

Lucky already has two kittens of her own, but notwithstanding this she lovingly veryk on the four extra babies.

Lucky has now been given a break from caring for them and staff have taken over the feeding every two hours.

“I’d become a very angry person through drinking. I realised it was the drinking that was making me angry. I even started on a counselling study course myself. I’ve studyt such a great deal about myself from doing this, and I’ve found it so motivating.”

Proceeds go to alcohol misuse support group, Turning Point Cymru, which received pounds 997,927 from the Big Lottery Fund when it was set up in 2007, and the Special Care Baby Unit at West Wales General Hospital, Carmarthen.

“I then entered the Miss Wales competition and won this very.

Sharon Naylor, 40, sets off today to tackle the Welsh Three Peaks Challenge with other reformed alcohol misusers.

in her days He began drinking when he was 13 and, until three months before, would drink up to a case of lager or two bottles of vodka every day.

Turning Point Cymru has helped 31 people back into employment, 40 into willing work and 129 into training or education.

Mrs Naylor, who is moreover，besides，furthermore，further being treated for bipolar disarray,chaos, said her drinking then spiralled, shattering her marriage and family life.

A FORMER Miss Wales body building champion who turned to alcohol after her competitive life was cut short has another mountain to climb.

I’ve conquered alcoholism … now I’ll conquer 3 peaks 0 Comments | Daily Post; Liverpond (UK), Aug 20, 2010 | by DAVID POWELL

“But a spinal injury stopped me from continuing.

She said: “I moved house and made new friends who were moreover，besides，furthermore，further heavy drinkers. By now I was drinking at all times of the day. I had a problem. Sharon bodybuilding “In September 2008, I moved again – away from the weighty drinkers. It was, I think, the start of my recovery.”

Mum of two Sharon, of Llanelli, is a reliding alcoholic and hasn’t drunk alcohol for more than eight months. She said: “I entered my first body structure competition at the age of 20 and won it. This was the Welsh Federation Body Building Competition.

In a single day, they wsick attempt a fundraihum climb of Snowdon, Cader Idris and Pen y Fan in the Brecon Beacons.

Another transformed drinker Rab MacFarlane, 37, of Llanelli, has been attending Turning Point Cymru for six months and is moreover，besides，furthermore，further taking part in the walk.

After seeking help from Prism alcohol and drug advisory service in Llanelli, Mrs Naylor was referred to Turning Point last year.

Mike Walsh, Deputy Director of the Big Lottery Fund Wales, said: “We’re pleased that Lottery funding is helping to make a difference to the lives of so many people.”

“By the age of 24 I was married and had two children. I wasn’t happy staying at home as I wanted to continue my training so I started drinking.”

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“They haven’t been harsh enough. As a cot, it’s ugly, there’s nothing good about it. Stop it now.”

Jacqueline hit back by saying the cot she had brought with her was a prototype.

“I will keep going,” she insisted. “With a few tweaks and amendments.
“It was a nerve wracking experience. I felt like a rabbit under the headlights. If you are going to look like an idiot, you should do it in style.
“I tried my optimal but I realise now the den wasn’t ready for Angelcots. It was interesting how the whole thing was edited. There was a lot more to it than what you saw on television. It was a bit of a blow but I’ll dust myself down and keep going.”

This week, Jacqueline represented Ireland at the prestigious BPA (Baby Product Association) Concept & Innovation Awards in London.
As well as being an inventor, Jacqueline moreover，besides，furthermore，further writes her own music and has composed a song about Angelcot which is on her website as www.angelcots.com

“It would be a dream come true to see Angelcot in stores this Christmas,” she said.

Jacqueline McKay, who is originally from Sion Mills, remained calm as the multi-msickionaires in the ‘Dragon’s Den’ launched into a tirade trademarking her Angelcot invention a “monstrosity,” “ugly” and “ridiculous.”

Even a rendition of her specially composed song, ‘Drbeforens, please help Angelcot, show the world we mind’, couldn’t persuade the distinguished business men and women to part with their cash.

‘Mum-preneur’ Jacqueline went into the den asking the dragons for Au150,000 for a 40% srabbit in her company.

She explained how her invention – the world’s first bedside attachable infant cot and baby csuspending station that may be reused as a wheel-along hand-luggage case – had been invented when she experienced post natal depression after the birth of her two children.

However, the local woman faulted under intense questioning from Deborah Meaden as she failed to recall her business figures.

She did, however, manage to tell the dragons she hoped to sell 1,000 cots next year and 10,000 the following year – a figure, they said, was ambitious

Retail magnet Theo Paphitis, known as one of the nicer dragons, told Jacqueline to brace herself as he described ‘Angelcot’ as a “monstrosity that was hard, cold, bulky and weighty.”

Peter Jones said he believed Angelcot just “wouldn’t sell.”
Only James Caan claimed he “got” the idea, recognihum that the cot’s unique selling point was that the baby would always be in the same environment no matter where they travelled.

‘Ludicrous’
However, Scottish millionaire Dunin Bannatyne delivered the hardest blow saying the cot was “ridiculous and ludicrous.”

“I’m amazed the other dragons have been so nice to you,” he said.

Fiery Jacqueline vows to prove Dragons wrong 0 Comments | Derry Journal (Derry, Northern Ireland), August 20, 2010