Patient who absconded from psychiatric unit jailed for killing pensioner David Parish, 38, attacked Beryl Purdy with a large golf umbrella he had taken from her porch and inflicted fatal head injuries Evening Standard · May 23, 2025
Family of 86-year-old beaten to death outraged by killer’s six-year sentence David Parish, 38, was said to be ‘actively psychotic’ when he attacked Beryl Purdy at her home in Somerset The Guardian - UK · May 23, 2025
Plea hearing date set for man accused of murdering church warden The case was heard before Bristol Crown Court on Friday morning. The Independent UK · Sep 22, 2023
Man appears in court charged with murdering church warden David Parish will now appear before Bristol Crown Court on September 22. The Independent UK · Sep 20, 2023
Man, 36, charged with murdering ‘dearly loved’ church warden David Parish will appear at Taunton Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday. The Independent UK · Sep 20, 2023
Racist Morpeth lout shouted homophobic abuse while hitting two men over the head with a 'bauble' The victims, who had to have cuts to their head glued at hospital, were attacked by cocaine-fuelled Thomas Bailey at Whitley Bay Metro Station Chronicle Live · Apr 30, 2023
Son who stabbed his own mum in trouble again for visiting her Tyneside home Ryan Turnbull was made subject of an indefinite restraining order, which banned him from attending his mother's address, in 2017 but has now flouted it on four occasions Chronicle Live · Jan 7, 2023
'I'll probably cry' We spoke to My Chemical Romance fans ahead of their Cardiff reunion show 'Elder emos' and new fans donned their best outfits for the American band's much anticipated return Wales Online · May 28, 2022
Wingecarribee Council public inquiry finds culture ‘festered’, recommends councillors be sacked A scathing assessment of the dysfunctional Wingecarribee Council has found its dynamics destabilised the community, created an unsafe workplace and exacerbated bushfire trauma. ABC News · May 11, 2022
Suspended Wingecarribee mayor Duncan Gair tells inquiry he could have done more to protect staff Duncan Gair tells the inquiry into the suspended Wingecarribee Shire Council that the behaviour of some councillors was "disgraceful", but suggests some who have given evidence against him had an "axe to grind". ABC News · Apr 14, 2022