Weasenham

Vehicles set alight in Wisbech arson attack. Vehicles set alight in Wisbech arson attack. 0. 1 / 8. Full Screen. Smoke engulfed the vehicles at a unit at the front of Wisbech Breakers in Weasenham Lane when fire crew attended in the early hours of ...

Fire has damaged three vehicles at a Wisbech business. Wisbech firefighters were called to a blaze in Weasenham Lane just before 2.20am yesterday (Monday, October 5). Two cars and one van were well alight on the forecourt of a car garage and two hose ...

A mother arrested on suspicion of infanticide almost 27 years after her baby was found dead inside a carrier bag will not face charges. The newborn was discovered at Windmill Pit, in Weasenham St Peter, near Fakenham, Norfolk, on 5 June 1988. The baby ...

Deputy chief crown prosecutor Frank Ferguson said: "In her interview with the police, the mother said she gave birth alone, the baby was stillborn and after several days she disposed of the body by throwing it into the pond in the village of Weasenham ...

The break-through came last year, after police exhumed the boy's remains from St Peter's churchyard at Weasenham and took a DNA sample. He was reburied - and given the name Peter. A match was found which led officers to the baby's mother.

Hayley Grimes, 42, was just a teenager when she found the body of Baby Peter wrapped in a blanket and Sainsbury's bag in Weasenham St Peter, Norfolk. Yesterday, it emerged that the boy's mother had been arrested nearly three decades on, after police ...