News about Lisa Kelly

This is the street where more than half of residents fell ill after drinking tap water infected with a waterborne parasite. Families living on Raddicombe Close - a smart cul-de-sac of 21 homes less than half a mile from the Hillhead underground reservoir in Brixham, South Devon - say the majority of the street has been struck down. Despite several residents complaining to South West Water almost two weeks ago that their tap water had developed an unpleasant taste and was causing sickness, stomach pain and diarrhoea they were repeatedly told it was safe to drink. Totnes MP Anthony Mangnall last night announced the source of the outbreak was a damaged air valve which 'may have allowed animal waste or contaminated groundwater to enter the local supply'.

South West Water has refused to reveal when residents will have to stop boiling their water following an outbreak of cryptosporidium that has shut down parts of Devon. Laura Flowerdew, the company's chief customer officer, has said that in all likelihood the water had been contaminated by a broken air valve which had been contaminated by animal faeces.

Residents living close to the Hillhead Reservoir near Brixham, South Devon, have been warned by South West Water workers they will have to be switched onto alternative sources of water. Meanwhile, MP Anthony Mangnall has claimed 'animal waste' may have got into a damaged air valve, causing contaminated ground water to enter the local supply. This afternoon, around a dozen vans from South West Water were lined up outside a pumping station where the outbreak is believed to have been detected earlier this week. One local, James Martins, said: 'We have been ill for weeks with vomiting, diarrhoea and headaches. We are still feeling bad on an off.

South West Water (SWW) yesterday urged people to boil their tap water after hundreds fell ill with diarrhoea, vomiting and stomach pains amid a parasite outbreak in contaminated taps. The water company said the Hillhead reservoir and the wider Alston area are being investigated as a potential cause for the outbreak - an area which about 40,000 residents get their water supply from. The illness is believed to be linked to cryptosporidium, a parasitic bug that causes severe stomach issues. People who attended Brixham Pirate Festival, which happened ten days ago, may start to suffer the effects from the water they drank while visiting. Local Meg Dew said her friends have been ill since attending the event, which took place between May 4 and May 6.

Botched lip fillers and Botox have increased almost 14 percent in a year, with more than 3,000 being made in 2023 alone. Faye Winter (left), 28, a reality television actress, said she was left with 'pretty bad' lips after receiving too much filler, which has stretched and wrinkled them, prompting her to continue receiving the therapy to avoid this side effect (inset). Lisa Kelly (right), from Essex, was left with painful purple lumps across her nose and cheeks that made her insecure and obscured her vision (inset). She feared they would live forever, but they did not last months. Anyone can administer aesthetic therapy under new legislation, even though they have no experience or qualifications.

Ex David Jones and his partner Lisa Kelly's magnificent mansion has hit the market with an eye-watering price guide of $19.5 million-$21 million. The sprawling home, which is located in Toorak, is located in the prestigious Melbourne suburb of Toorak. A pool, a pool, and a tennis court can be found in this sprawling suburb. In the basement, there's also a specially created 'New York Speakeasy' bar, with checkerboard oak flooring and a luxurious banquette lounge.

Stanley Solomons, who worked at the top-secret Bletchley Park code cracking station, became sick at the nursing home where he lives in Nottingham over the weekend. The 95-year-old, who served in the RAF, waited on a trolley for 26 hours before being admitted to a ward at Nottingham's Queen's Medical Centre.

Edna Kearns, a retired public servant, died five months after Michael Vose, bottom right, intentionally crashed her BMW X6 into her house in Westhoughton, Greater Manchester's top right on November 28, 2021. Following a drink and needle binge, Vose and his girlfriend got a standoff before deliberately crashing into Ms Kearns' bungalow. Mrs Kearns' death was not related to her suicide, according to experts.