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Daily Archives: 8th August 2016

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Prison governor so badly wounded he ‘needed facial reconstruction surgery’ following ‘attack by inmate’

UncategorizedBy hardwood_adm8th August 2016

The Independent ‘His nose was very badly damaged, literally bent the other way. He’s got external and internal stitches, including several inside his mouth. He can’t feel a thing on the left side of his face’ The attack reportedly occurred in the canteen at Wayland Prison, Norfolk Wikipedia A prison governor was so badly wounded…

Labour members barred from leadership ballot win right to vote

UncategorizedBy hardwood_adm8th August 2016

The Guardian High court rules in favour of group who said decision to bar 130,000 new members from ballot denied them legal right Labour party vote placards. Five new members have won their case to be allowed to vote in the leadership battle. Photograph: Matt Cardy/Getty Images Labour’s governing body was not entitled to bar…

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