Mrs Jeffries was interviewed under caution and after initially refuting the fact that they were still living as man and wife, she admitted it. Mr Jeffries also admitted they had not separated and they had planned the fraud together in advance of the first claim.
Motorists are advised to be aware that there will be delays from Kent in to Essex and they should plan for this. Officers also advise motorists to ensure that once they are out of the tunnel that they do not rubberneck and continue on their journey to allow a continuous flow of traffic.
Peter Wade, 51, was reported missing to police on Wednesday, March 9, after failing to attend a meeting on March 7, or return to the hostel he was staying at in Charles Street, Grays.
Bradley Taylor (17), of no fixed address, has been given a five-year Anti Social Behaviour Order after appearing in Grays Magistrates Court on Tuesday (March 8th). Thurrock Council applied for the Anti Social Behaviour Order (ASBO) to protect residents from the teenager’s previous Anti-social Behaviour.
The offence came to light following information passed to Lambeth Council’s anti-fraud division from Thurrock Council. Olayemi-Akande pleaded guilty on September 14, 2010, at Camberwell Green Magistrates Court to nine charges of falsely obtaining housing and council tax benefits in excess of £26,000.
Electricity customers have paid over £7 million to criminal gangs who are targeting prepayment meter users in a nationwide fraud. A reward of up to £10,000 is now being offered in partnership with Crimestoppers to anyone who can provide information leading to the arrest and conviction of these criminals. Meanwhile, the national Top-up Safe campaign continues to warn people not to get involved with anyone offering illegal energy top-ups.
Magistrates were told that she had failed to engage with Thurrock Council’s Education Welfare service which had tried to meet with her to offer support several times.
Two children, aged nine and six, missed 45½ days and 44½ days respectively in 15 school weeks. Previously she had served ten days of a 28-day custodial sentence and the latest prosecution also included breach of a previous conditional discharge. The mother, who admitted the charges, received a 28 days prison sentence for all three offences to run consecutively – 84 days in total.
The incident happened at Meads Corner, Arterial Road, shortly after 4am on Sunday March 6, 2011 as customers were leaving the Circus Tavern.
A 25-year-old man from Grays was stabbed three times in the torso after he and his friends are thought to have been involved in an altercation with a group of other men on a forecourt between the nightclub and a nearby petrol station.
Adam Pipe, Casualty Reduction Manager, said: "Using a phone while driving, even on ‘hands free’, diverts attention from the road and contributes to thousands of crashes every year.
Investigating officer, Pc Hannah Millyard, said: “The jewellery stolen is of huge sentimental value to the victims, who are devastated by their loss. We need the public’s help, and I am urging anyone that is approached to buy these items to contact us urgently, so they can be reunited with their owner.”
Investigating officer, Pc Hannah Millyard, said: “It has been very distressing for the victims to not only have their house broken into, but to lose three sets of scuba diving equipment, which means a lot to them. This is obviously quite a specialised haul, so if you are approached to buy these items, I urge you to contact police immediately.”
At 5.25pm on Monday, February 21, a suspect approached the victim and demanded his mobile phone. He threw him across a car and punched him in the face, causing a black eye and a broken tooth. Nothing was stolen.
At 5.25pm on Monday, February 21, a suspect approached the victim and demanded his mobile phone. He threw him across a car and punched him in the face, causing a black eye and a broken tooth. Nothing was stolen.
The resident said: "Click any link, watch them all, wonder at what it is like for residents to live among this lawlessness, mayhem and anarchy and ask yourselves whether after some ten years of this why the heads of our local authority and police chiefs get to sleep in peace nights, weekends and bank holidays while Thurrock remains the laughing stock of the boy racer community across the country, across the world on line".
At 10pm on Sunday, February 6, a suspect assaulted the victim, causing cuts to his arm, hand and forehead before stealing £100 cash and an Ipod, worth an estimated £50.
