New food hygiene ratings have been awarded to eight of Knowsley’s establishments, the Food Standards Agency’s website shows.

Police discovered a large-scale cannabis farm worth about £1.2m inside the shop, in Bangor, North Wales. And the men digging ...

Graham Roberts, 47, of Wigan, who pleaded guilty to encouraging and assisting an offence and conspiracy to abstract electricity, was jailed for five years three months for his key role as the jointer ...

Ashurst, Black, Charles, Doran and Sherry were all groundworkers for the OCG, responsible for digging up the roads to expose the cabling before filling and tarmacking the holes to make the work appear ...

To the untrained eye, they were like any normal groundwork crew carrying out jobs on everyday residential streets. Turning up in liveried vans and decked out with professional equipment, the group ...

They would dig up electrical connections and divert electricity to empty houses, pubs, shops and nightclubs ... as directors were Ross McGinn, from Huyton in Merseyside, and Andrew Roberts ...

The gang spliced electricity into cannabis farms that had been set up in empty houses, pubs and hotels. Two of the gang's dig ...

After a massive four-year operation, eight employees were sent down for a combined total of 32 years in prison after 100 ...

They do little gigs in pubs as well, but they don't get paid for that. Laura, from Huyton, said her son 'can't believe' the reaction the video has had. She said: "I rang him earlier when he was on ...

​Lewis Smith, of Chestnut Road, Whelley, appeared before borough justices to plead guilty to causing Jack Carter grievous ...