A POPULAR supermarket worker has died in hospital twelve days after he was attacked outside his store.
Tesco employee John Carroll, described as “loved by all who knew him”, passed away on Tuesday, August 10, from a serious head injury.
He was on shift at the Tesco Extra on River Way on Thursday, July 29, when he was knocked to the ground by a single punch, a court heard earlier this month.
A man has been remanded in custody after being charged with grievous bodily harm with intent.
Also in this week’s paper:
- A marketing manager from Andover who has recently appeared on Come Dine With Me said a year ago she could not even boil an egg. Nicole Stevens is one of five contestants from North Hampshire and the surrounding areas appeared on the popular Channel 4 programme last week, competing against each other to host the best dinner party.
- A detective involved in a murder probe into the brutal killing of a mother-of-five forged signatures on a witness statement, prosecutors say. Detective Constable Robert Ferrow, of Hampshire Constabulary, was investigating the death of Lucy-Anne Rushton, who was murdered by her estranged husband Shaun Dyson in 2019.
- An Andover man was found dead in a frosty car park after hospice staff took a ‘double break’ and failed to spot he was missing.
- Residents are invited to have their say on the future of a popular Andover park, with the potential for expansion.
- Plus: Eight pages of A-level results day picture special.
- Two pages of your letters to the editor.
- We look back on the history of Millway Road
- Two pages of local sports news.
- And much more!
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