News about Ashley Hall

A young man with a rare chromosome disorder almost had his statue for being the UK's 'Kindest Person' ripped away when the awarding company failed to help find his prize a permanent home. When Sebbie Hall, 21, from Staffordshire was born, he was one of a very small group of people in the country with a rare chromosome abnormality, meaning he would have physical and learning difficulties. He has since done an act of kindness every day and was crowned UK's Kindest person by KIND Snacks. But mere months after receiving his statue the company said his family had 36 hours to move it or it would be destroyed.

Ashley Norman Hall, former executive producer of the national broadcaster's flagship radio program AM, faced Sydney 's Downing Centre District Court on Friday with the prospect of being jailed.

Deborah James' (right) mother gushed with jubilation after her son Benjamin wed her brother Benjamin with his partner of over a decade Ashley Hall (centre) in Barbados on Thursday. Heather James, 66, (left) from Surrey, who is the mother of the former deputy head teacher and cancer activist who died at the age of 40 in June 2022 after a five-year fight with bowel cancer, said her late daughter would'celebrated the joy.' The proud mother took to Instagram to post a collection of snaps from her son's wedding in the Caribbean country. (right)

Benjamin James, the sibling of the late deputy head teacher turned cancer campaigner who died at the age of 40 in June 2022 after a five-year fight with bowel cancer, is tying the wedding with Ashley Hall. The couple, as well as Deborah's mother Heather James, who died on Saturday, had a jolly night in the Caribbean country (pictured centre, right and inset) just before the wedding. Deborah (pictured left with the couple) revealed that even Prince William had asked Benjamin's "why he hadn't done it" when posting the joyful news of the engagement on her Instagram page in 2022.' After raising millions for Cancer Research UK with her BowelBabe fund, the royal paid tribute to the mother-of-two and her family in May that year.

Ashley Norman Hall (pictured), the former executive producer of the national broadcaster's flagship radio program AM's flagship radio program, is accused of running a drug delivery service from Sydney CBD hotel rooms. Mr Hall was arrested in December as part of a NSW Police strike force aimed at destroying drug supply rings operating throughout the area.

After a vehement protest against his ex put him in jeopardy with the rules, a tradie has lost his chance of finding love on a reality television show. Troy McCowan, 25, of Emu Plains in Sydney's west, pleaded guilty to a domestic violence-related common assault at Penrith Local Court on Monday. McCowan was watching the Penrith Broncos play the Brisbane Broncos at BlueBet Stadium on April 15, when he ran into Ashley Hall, his ex-girlfriend, in the bar line.

Ashley Norman Hall is accused of using rooms at hotels on Wentworth St and Bond St in Sydney's CBD to produce huge amounts of cocaine, methamphetamine, MDMA, and GHB to customers. During a police raid in which reportedly discovered $600,000 worth of drugs in two hotel rooms, he was arrested on December 7, 2022. After being three months behind bars on remand, Mr Hall appeared in Sydney Downing Centre Local Court via audiovisual connection on Monday to make a desperate plea for release after being denied in jail for three months.

During two hotel room raids, a former ABC radio presenter was arrested after being reportedly found by police with $600,000 worth of drugs. Ashley Hall (pictured), 52, was an ABC radio journalist who oversaw the public radio's current affairs affairs services for many years. On Wednesday, police searched two hotel rooms in Sydney's CBD and reportedly found MDMA, cocaine, and methylamphetamine.