Charlotte Crangle: Last News

A gang who attacked two brothers with knives, belts and bottles in a terrifying mass brawl outside a bar on Wilmslow Road have avoided jail.

A speeding driver who killed a 70-year-old woman in a fatal car crash has dodged jail. Chloe Bell, 21, killed Anne Lythgoe and seriously injured her friend in the collision, reports Manchester Evening News.

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hereProsecutors told how Crowley, who didn't attend a scheduled trial in 2006, had been out drinking in the city centre.During the night the young woman felt 'uncomfortable' about Crowley's behaviour, as he put his arms around her and called her a 'sexy lady', prosecutor Charlotte Crangle said.The group went back to a house in Fallowfield after getting a takeaway in the early hours.Crowley began touching the woman's bottom.She told him to stop, but he said he 'didn't care'.At the house, Crowley grabbed her and tried to kiss her.He then put his hands down her trousers and sexually assaulted her, as she pushed him away.She left and called the police.He was arrested later that day, and denied committing an assault during an interview with

hereIn some of the messages, Taylor, from Rochdale, said he wanted to visit the 'girl' and have sex with her.He also suggested he would have sex with her while she was drunk, prosecutor Charlotte Crangle said.In some of her replies, the 'girl' reminded Taylor of her age.Taylor sent naked pictures of himself, and he asked for the 'girl' to return the favour.The court heard that the 'girl' said her 'camera was broken' as an excuse not to.He sent her a video of an adult woman performing a sex act on herself, to demonstrate how she could do it, prosecutors said.Taylor also sent a video of him performing a sex act upon himself.In May last year Taylor was approached by members of the group at his workplace.He later admitted his offending to the

hereHis funeral was well attended, with many adults and children from his school also paying their respects.In a statement read to the court by prosecutor Charlotte Crangle, Louis' father Terry said no-one can understand the impact of the loss of a child until it happens to them.He said: "Telling the family was one of the hardest things I have had to do in my life.