News about Paul Thomas

The Archdeacon of Salop, Paul Thomas, left, has resigned from his position and has been barred from ministry for three years, according to the Diocese of Lichfield (right). Archdeacon Thomas had stepped away from his duties in September last year, when the diocese investigated a complaint. He had been involved in a'brief, consensual, but inappropriate relationship' during 2022 and early 2023, according to the probe, when he was reportedly suffering from 'post-Covid depression and spiritual exhaustion.'

David Hampson, 53, dubbed "Silent Man," earns his one-man demonstrations by standing in the middle of crowded highways, stubbornly not moving, and with his mouth tightly shut. This was all part of a scheme to get free food and accommodation from the state, according to David's brother, John.

Andras Jancso, 45, was waiting in a taxi rank in the early hours of the morning when a young woman mistook him for a taxibie after a night out in Swansea. She told boguscabbie Jancso's address to get home, but he wound her into a deserted parking lot to launch a sex attack on her. The terrified victim feared she would be assaulted and killed, but she was able to call a friend during the ordeal. Judge Paul Thomas has sentenced Jancso of Llanelli, Carmarthenshire, to six years in prison and ordered him to register as a sex criminal.

David Hampson, 53, nicknamed the 'Silent Man' (left) has been jailed for his 11th time for blocking traffic in a silent protest in Swansea. He wages his one-man protests by standing in the middle of jam-busting highways, never moving, and with his mouth tightly shut. Doctors have been baffled by Hampson's silence, who has refused to reveal himself to investigator, judges, or psychiatrists, and he has yet to speak out to say his name in court. Swansea Crown Court heard he struck again in December rush-hour, blocking De La Beche Street (right), just yards from Swansea Central Police Station, in this last conviction.

According to harbourmaster Paul Thomas, the Spirit of Adventure stopped in Fowey, Cornwall, on Friday, and is the longest and heaviest ship to ever dock there. The arrival of the Spirit of Adventure was a 'big deal' for tourism in the Cornish town and immediate area, according to him, but its arrival had to be meticulously planned to ensure a smooth docking. However, not everyone is excited about the massive ship docking at Fowey Harbour. 'Awful.' On X (formerly Twitter), author Sasha Swire should not be allowed. Fowey was far too heavy at a low tide,' another user commented: 'With a very low tide it looked much too heavy for Fowey.' According to the Sunday Times, it was announced that Fowey residents are being priced out of their homes as a result of a surge in second home buyers, which has pushed house prices up by more than $100,000 per year in less than a year. Many second-home owners also came to the town without knowing how to pronounce the word properly, much to the dismay of local residents. The town is correctly named 'foy', similar to 'joy'. (top right) The massive cruise ship Spirit of Adventure towered over St Fimbarrus, Fowey's parish church and the Place House's Grade I listed tower.

In front of terrified mourners, two rival families brawlled in a cemetery with machetes and axes. At Morriston Cemetery in Swansea, a high-speed van chase culminated in chaos. According to footage, one man is seen chasing someone in his van through rows of gravestones before hopping out and following him with a pickaxe handle. Two other guys leapt out of the van wielding a hammer and a brick, while others are seen holding machetes and planks of wood. Footage from one of the vans' dashcam shows it being driven at speed through terrified mourners, barely missing someone who was being carried in a wheelchair. Now seven of the thugs involved in the shootings have been jailed, with South Wales Police calling it a "appalling occurrence."

Eighteen people have been sentenced to prison for their part in a 'disgraceful' protest that broke out in Swansea last year. Following the death of a local teen, violence and disorder erupted in May 2021, with cars burned and houses vandalised, as residents and police officers were threatened and assaulted. On Waun Wen Road, a peaceful vigil for 19-year-old Ethan Powell, and over two hours descended into a scene that one witness likened to a 'warzone'.

On a night out, a young mother smashed her BMW car onto a beach at 80 mph, leaving one of her passengers with a fractured skull and spine. According to a court hearing, Macauly Boswell-Morgan, 24, was more worried about removing a vodka bottle and laughing gas canisters from her vehicle than helping her injured passenger. In Peswell-Morgan's Dock, she rode her BMW at 30mph zones on narrow lanes, with maximum speeds of 30 miles per hour.

According to an inquest, a bride-to-be crawled out of a shallow grave after being buried alive by her husband's husband but then died of pneumonia exacerbated by her horrific ordeal six years later. Following a row the pair had while walking along a coastal path in south Wales in July 2015, Stacey Gwilliam, then 34, was strangled and later buried by her lover Keith Hughes. As he left the beauty spot golf course, painter and decorator Hughes, 39, had to'snap her neck' before covering her body.

Paul Thomas (right) grew up in Windsor and was friends with some of Her Majesty's children. On This Morning, he recalled how the kind Queen (left) whipped out a handkerchief and wiped his knees after he fell off his bike when he was eight years old. He also revealed that he was'sniffed' by one of Monarch's Corgis, which made her giggle.