8 For up-to-the-minute news and information visit dailyecho.co.uk Friday, December 28, 2012 Legal eagles go the InCourt Recent cases from extra mile for charity Basingstoke Magistrates Court: A HAMPSHIRE law firm presented a cheque for Robert Morris, 48, of Jewry nearly £2,000 to help youngsters born with Street, Winchester, theft of heart defects. perfume valued at £131 from The group of nine staff from Debenhams, fined £80, victim Warner Goodman LLP tackled HAVE surcharge £20. ten miles of the Great South Timothy Brooks, 34, of Bar End Run in order to raise the sum A HEART Road, Winchester, threatening for Southampton’s Families behaviour, fined £35. of Ocean Ward Charity. The money raised will go Mitchell Standen, 19, of Ringlet towards supporting families Way, Winnall, possession of both emotionally and A cannabis, fined £45, victim surcharge £20. financially on the children’s CAMPAIGN heart unit at Southampton General Paul Moth, 31, of Kiln Lane, Hospital, which was saved from the axe in July, Otterbourne, theft of four packs following the Daily Echo’s Have a Heart of razor blades from Boots, in campaign. Winchester, compensation of Sam Prior, chairman and trustee of the £71.88, costs £40. charity, said: “We really appreciate Shannon Harris, 19, of Hyde what Warner Goodman has For Gate, Hyde, failed to surrender done for us and the news, can of Strongbow cider to lengths they have gone all the latest and videos for community support officer, fined to encourage their background Heart Echo Have A £55, victim surcharge £15, costs employees to raise the Daily on to £40. money means a lot campaign log because we are a small dailyecho.co.uk Nicholas Wheeler, 39, of no charity. To have people who fixed abode, threatening feel passionate about helping us behaviour to Liz Howe, is really great for us and the money will be well obstructing Police Sgt John received.” Echo picture by Chris Moorhouse. Order no: 15606763 Stribley, fined £300, victim surcharge £20. Michelle Jenner, 46, of Wolfe HAMPSHIRE: Trust reveals 6,000 horses and ponies nationally face being abandoned Close, Stanmore, stole alcohol worth £50 from Sainsbury’s, assaulted Elaine Walker and Navin Gurung, community order with six-month alcohol treatment requirement, compensation to MP puts his weight behind Ms Walker of £100. Jonathan Airey, of Hammonds Lane, Ropley, failed to notify DVLA of change of vehicle ownership, fined £200, victim surcharge £15, costs £90. Gillian Bowyer, of Old Hillside Road, Teg Down, failed to notify plight of unwanted horses DVLA of change of vehicle ownership, fined £200, victim surcharge £15, costs £90. A HAMPSHIRE MP has high- n By Julian Robinson this is not uncommon. We must get a Matthew Cobb, 36, of lighted the plight of unwant- grip on this problem before the situa- Newdown Farm Cottages, [email protected] tion gets totally out of hand and more Micheldever, failed to notify ed horses. horses are needlessly neglected, or DVLA of change of vehicle Former energy secretary Chris irresponsible breeding, spiralling care worse. ownership, fined £200, victim Huhne was at the Epona Trust at bills, the wet and cold weather and “The RSPCA and Eastleigh Borough surcharge £15, costs £90. Allington Lane in West End as he rock-bottom sale prices. Council have done excellent work to Kirsten Jolliffe, 21, of Highcroft revealed 6,000 horses and ponies faced Mr Huhne was given a tour of the combat illegal horse tethering, but I’m Road, Winchester, failed to being abandoned across the country. trust headquarters, based at the afraid this is just the tip of the iceberg surrender after payment cheque The Eastleigh MP has teamed up with Russells Equestrian Centre, and shown and councils need help from bounced, fined £50, pay back the trust, which specialises in equine two horses, Severn and Crunchie, who Government to crack down on this sort excise duty £67.50, costs £25. rescue and rehabilitation, in a bid to have both been rescued after being of practice. Peter Lynch, 81, of Grosvenor raise awareness of the crisis. abandoned. “There should be stricter controls on Drive, Winchester, failed to notify It comes as six key animal welfare He said: “The cases of Severn and horse ownership, with better enforce- DVLA of change of vehicle charities warned of neglect caused by Crunchie are truly appalling, but sadly ment on horse imports and ownership, fined £35, victim exports. surcharge £15. “We should also look again at Robert Shearman, 35, of Teg the Tripartite agreement Down Meads, Winchester, drive between the UK, Ireland and a car on Badger Farm Road France – this allows the import without a licence, fined £400, and export of vulnerable horses pay back excise duty of £32.50, and ponies into and out of the costs £90. three countries without health Michael Barnett, 35, of certificates.” Wykeham Place, Stanmore, “I’d urge anyone buying a possession of cannabis, fined horse to think carefully about it £70, victim surcharge £15. and to check whether they really have the resources to look after it Timothy Gates, 48, of Ebden properly in the long-term? The Road, Winnall, threatening Epona Trust says it costs at least WARNING: Chris Huhne at the behaviour, restraining order not £3,000 a year.” trust with Severn and Crunchie. to contact Kezia Hoffman, fined £70, victim surcharge £20. Mark Pattison, 38, of Cromwell Road, Stanmore, threatening Scientists scoop national award behaviour to Sally Sadler, fined £180, victim surcharge £20, A WATER-saving cleaning system the team, who were given £250,000 costs £85. devised by Hampshire scientists has towards its development last year Michelle Humble, 27, of Chesil won a prestigious national award. by the Royal Society for scooping Street, Winchester, stole £6.99 The revolutionary ultrasonic the Brian Mercer Award for bottle of Pinot Grigio from Marks StarStream was recognised at the Innovation. & Spencer, threatening 2012 Institute of Chemical Doctors Peter Birkin and Doug behaviour, assault PC Robert Engineers Awards for its potential Offin, from the chemistry depart- Waller, community order with to cut energy costs and reduce ment, and Professor Tim Leighton alcohol treatment requirement water use. from the Institute of Sound and for six months, victim surcharge £15. The system, invented by Vibration Research, picked up the researchers at the University of award in the Veolia Water Brian Kelly, 38, of Gordon Southampton, makes water more Management and Supply category Avenue, Highcliffe, criminal damage to property in Ringlet efficient for cleaning by creating from TV presenter Colin Murray, Way, Winnall, conditional tiny bubbles which automatically beating firms including discharge for 18 months, scrub surfaces. GlaxoSmithKline and Scottish compensation of £100 to Cindy It is the second major award for Water. Chalker, victim surcharge £20.