Arminghall

A metalwork sculptor has been jailed for seven and a half years for the manslaughter of his wife, who he attacked with a hammer at their Norfolk home after a row about decorating. Thomas Crompton, 39, of Manor Farm Cottages, in Arminghall near Norwich ...

Police outside the house in Arminghall, south of Norwich. Thomas Crompton, 39, killed his wife after first attempting to strangle her and then hit her around the head with a hammer, which he used for his metalwork, at their home at Arminghall near Norwich.

The five friends with their latest car at Syfer Technology at Arminghall, near Norwich. Pictured from left are:Tony Oliver, Mike Brown, Brian Bircham, Mark Custance and Jan Noble. Tony and Jan, the originals, started sharing a motor way back in 1982 ...

Police outside the house where Angela Crompton died in Arminghall, south of Norwich. Judge Peter Jacobs adjourned sentence until January 25 and asked for reports including a psychiatric report. Following the verdict, Angela's family released a ...

Thomas Crompton, 39, killed his wife after first attempting to strangle her and then hit her around the head with a hammer, which he used for his metalwork, at their home in Arminghall, near Norwich. Mother-of-three Angela was taken to the Norfolk and ...

A metalwork sculptor, who beat his wife so badly with a hammer at their Norfolk home that she died two days later, has been found guilty of manslaughter. Thomas Crompton, 39, of Manor Farm Cottages, in Arminghall near Norwich, admitted killing Angela ...