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As a result of the shoplifting offences, and for riding away on bike when requested to stop for police, Cakebread breached his CBO ten times.

Obviously not working then!

Bismillah is on Parliament Square by the war memorial (stag as its known)

That's 4-5 trains per hour compared to Hertford East that's a great service!

Why are they wasting so much money on this lowlife; surely he's not that bright and can be caught without resorting to the expense of the helicopter (and I'd assume without attracting some attention to the aforementioned lowlife).

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-41916658

Seems like Hertford is kind of moving this way anyway. A few interesting concepts but would these work in a small town like Hertford?

Seems like some of the local businesses weren't so keen to have the film crew around - vocal before the event and now arrested! Seems a bit petty for one week in November with plenty of notice - inconvenient yes, but longer term surely a bonus? http://www.hertfordshiremercury.co.uk/welwyn-woman-arre...

I'd imagine its for the BBC filming in Hertford next week of the Jeremy Thorpe drama series - keep an eye out for Hugh Grant!

Original trial covered here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kyos-M48B8U

So will any charge be used for clearing up the inevitable increase in fly tipping of hedge trimmings, etc.?

Just seen this on the BBC regarding Oldham Evening Chronicle hit by the "changing nature of the local media landscape" stood out. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-41113497 Darcy I've been giving the Mercury some stick too over the past few days and made some lengthy comments...

Its a matter of taste - personally I still favour the Shahenshah but know that others don't like it, Raj is good but small for eating in if a big group, not been to hot house for ages. Not a great fan of Ruby's as I find the sauces a bit too tasteless and runny. The takeaway on Parliament Sq is okay...