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Duke of Marlborough charged with intentional strangulation
The offences are alleged to have taken place between November 2022 and May 2024, Thames Valley Police said.
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CCPC publishes details of new enforcement actions against six traders
December 17, 2025
CCPC publishes details of new enforcement actions against six traders
- 13 enforcement actions for breaches of consumer protection law
- Traders in Dublin, Galway, Kerry, Leitrim, Monaghan and Roscommon served with fixed payment notices or compliance notices
- Action taken against four shops, one hotel bar/restaurant, and one jeweller
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has published details of thirteen new enforcement actions against six traders for breaches of consumer protection law. Twelve of the thirteen enforcement actions were for failing to display prices.
The CCPC detects consumer protection breaches through instore and online inspections and investigations.
Details of enforcement actions
- Centz trading as Homesavers, Monaghan Retail Park, Co. Monaghan was issued three fixed payment notices for failing to display prices (1,2,3)
- Huntsman (Western) Bottlers Ltd t/a The Huntsman Inn, College Road, Galway was served three compliance notices for failing to display price lists (1,2,3)
- Clydaville Investments Ltd t/a Kilkenny Design, Nassau St, Dublin 2 was issued two fixed payment notices for failing to display prices (1,2)
- Sezhic Ltd t/a Mastersons Centra, Carrick-on-Shannon, Co. Leitrim was issued two fixed payment notices for failing to display prices (1,2)
- Euro General Retail Ltd t/a EuroGiant, Cloonybeirne, Co. Roscommon was issued two fixed payment notices for failing to display prices (1,2)
- Cnoc na Cuillin Ltd t/a Caragh Jewellers, Killarney, Co. Kerry was issued a compliance notice for failing to display certain information required by the law (1)
Patrick Kenny, member of the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission, said
“At this time of year, when consumers are exceptionally busy and a lot of money is being spent, it is more vital than ever that prices are clearly and correctly shown in every shop, pub and restaurant in the country. CCPC officers will be out conducting inspections and where we find traders breaking the law, we will take action.
“We look forward to gaining the power to directly impose meaningful fines for breaches of consumer law, sending a clear signal to businesses that they must treat consumers fairly or face serious consequences.”
All enforcement actions, including prosecutions, are published on the CCPC website at https://www.ccpc.ie/business/enforcement/consumer-protection/consumer-protection-list/ once completed. The above enforcement actions took place between August and November 2025. Further actions from this period will be published at a later date.
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‘Stay Safe at Christmas’ campaign launched with chance to win local prizes
Promoting the Stay Safe at Christmas campaign are (from left) Lichfield and Burntwood Town Centres Manager Ian Gardner, Community Safety Officer Stuart White and Principal Community Safety Officer Yvonne James. We have launched a new Stay Safe at Christmas campaign, offering residents free, practical advice to help them stay safe over the festive period, along with the chance to win some fantastic local prizes.
Running throughout December and early January, the campaign provides easy-to-follow guidance on a wide range of seasonal safety topics. This includes home safety tips such as securing property, sheds and garages and using lights and decorations safely; personal safety advice for when residents are out shopping or celebrating; guidance on turning a smartphone into an emergency device; how to avoid unsafe toys or counterfeit gifts; practical cooking safety and important reminders about the dangers of drink driving.
Residents can also take part in the council’s festive Christmas Safety Quiz, with the chance to win a selection of brilliant prizes donated by amazing local businesses, including:
- £50 L’Uomo Menswear voucher
- Four tickets to “Cinderella” at Lichfield Garrick Theatre
- A Chef’s Table for Two (worth £220) at The Boat
- £25 voucher for The Dirty Cow
- £50 voucher and two bottles of gin from The Whippet Inn
- Two show tickets from The Hub at St Mary’s (spring/summer 2026)
Councillor Richard Cox, Cabinet Member for Community & Public Protection, said:
“The festive season should be a time for celebration, but it’s also a period when risks can increase – from home security and online shopping scams to food safety, drink driving and personal safety on nights out.
“Our Stay Safe at Christmas campaign brings together free information and simple, practical advice to help residents enjoy the season with confidence. The Christmas Safety Quiz is a fun way to learn something useful and we’re grateful to our local businesses for offering some brilliant prizes.”
Cllr Richard Holland Cabinet Member for High Street & Economic Development commented:
“I’m delighted that local businesses have come together to support this important campaign. Shopping, eating, and entertaining locally is one of the best ways to share the festive spirit and support our communities. Every pound spent in a local shop, café or market helps keep money circulating within the area – supporting local jobs, independent traders, and the character of our high streets. So, remember to think local first this Christmas.”
The campaign is supported by the Lichfield District Community Safety Partnership and is part of the district’s wider community safety approach that encourages residents to look out for friends, family and neighbours who may need extra help throughout the year.
Residents can enter online at the Stay Safe at Christmas web page. Entries close at midnight on 4 January 2026.
For all festive safety tips, prize details and full terms and conditions, visit the Stay Safe at Christmas web page.
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Exposure to fat odour during development predisposes offspring to obesity
It is well established that consumption of a hypercaloric diet during pregnancy can increase offspring susceptibility to obesity and metabolic disease. However, it was unknown whether this effect was due to maternal obesity, or to intrinsic…
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