Police seek three men in connection with violent assault in Stamford

Saturday, 7 August 2021 10:23

Following lengthy investigations, police are still seeking three men in connection with a violent assault that occurred in Stamford two months ago.

Police in Stamford are hoping to identify three men so they can speak to them in connection with two assaults on men in their 20s on North Street back in June. Following the attack, one man assaulted was left unconscious and the other sustained a broken jaw which needed extensive hospital treatment. CCTV images of the men they’d like to identify are on social media and the Lincolnshire Police website. The attack happened at around 2:30am on Saturday 12^th of June on North Street in Stamford, by Recreation Ground Road.

Police are asking anyone who recognises any of the three men to contact them, anonymously if necessary. More information, including contact details, can be found here: Stamford assaults: we would like to speak to these men (lincs.police.uk)

More from Local News

St Augustine's joins Earth Day

Audio

As part of Earth Day, the school's Green Team led a day of activities, from a fashion show to talking about energy saving measures.
We're looking for volunteers

We're holding a drop-in session for local people who are interested in learning more about volunteering opportunities with the community radio station serving Rutland, Stamford and the surrounding area. The drop-in event is being held in the theatre lounge at Stamford Corn Exchange from 5pm to 8pm on Wednesday 24 April.
Walking to get people talking

Audio

A coach left Don't Lose Hope in Bourne before sunrise this morning as supporters climb Mount Snowdon.
Final push against proposed North Stamford development

Audio

The two campaign groups against the proposed development on the north side of Stamford are joining forces for what they say is one final push for people to comment. Neither Stamford North nor Quarry Farm have been approved for planning yet. The South Kesteven District Local Plan is also out for consultation following some revisions.
New Rutland High Sheriff

Audio

The new Rutland High Sheriff is one of five in the country who have another chance to make a difference having already done the role in lockdown.
RCC to review use of main buildings

Rutland County Council is conducting a review into seven of its main buildings and how well they're used.
Motorcyclist dies after collision in Stamford

Police were called at midday today, the road has been closed for accident investigation work for much of the day.