Arrest made in connection with car hitting woman at Knossington During Cottesmore Hunt Meet.

Officers last night (Wednesday) arrested a 59-year-old woman, from Knossington, on suspicion of attempted wounding with intent.

She has since been released under investigation.

The vehicle involved in the collision – a grey Mercedes - has also been recovered by police.

Det Insp Charles Edwards said: “Our investigation into the incident is continuing and we’ve spoken to a number of witnesses who were in the area at the time.

“I’m aware of the concern this incident has raised and we’ll provide further updates as our enquiries progress.”

The victim’s injuries were not life-threatening or life-changing. She has since been discharged and officers are in regular contact with her.

You can pass on information to police by clicking HERE and quoting reference 22*623684 or calling 101.

Northants Hunt Saboteur Hit by car whilst monitoring the Cottesmore hunt, An investigation has begun after the woman was struck by a car in Knossington.

WARNING SOME PEOPLE MAY FIND THE CONTENT OF THIS VIDEO UPSETTING

WARNING SOME PEOPLE MAY FIND THE CONTENT OF THIS VIDEO UPSETTING

Leicestershire Police have started an investigation has begun after a woman was struck by a car in Knossington yesterday (Tuesday 25 October).

Police were called to Braunston Road shortly before midday following a report that a woman in her 40s had been struck by a car which had then left the scene.

She was taken to hospital to be treated for injuries that were not life-threatening or life-changing.

Following initial enquiries, the driver of the car has been identified by officers and the investigation into the incident is continuing.

Leicestershire police are requesting witnesses contact them.

You can pass on information by visiting and quoting reference 22*623684.

Alternatively call 101.

Cottesmore Hunt, Uppingham, Rutland, New Years Day, 2013

Cottesmore Hunt, Uppingham, Rutland, New Years Day, 2013 
11.00 am Start
Uppingham Market Place



Click Here For Cottesmore Hunt, Boxing Day, Photographs 2012 and Disappointment, Oakham,Rutland

Cottesmore Hunt, Boxing Day, Photographs 2012 and Disappointment, Oakham,Rutland

Cottesmore Hunt, Boxing Day, Photographs 2012 and Disappointment, Oakham, Rutland

With crowds bigger than ever, many who lined the traditional route saw very little of the hunt setting off as they changed their route and headed for the centre of town.



One member of the public became ill  and a member of the new voluntary community response in a old car.
A East Midlands Ambulance had not arrived some one hour later, I wonder how many patients will die when East Midlands Ambulance Service closes Oakham Ambulance Station that already appears to be closed at
weekends and  holidays. I guess the days have gone when we can all dial 999 and expect a ambulance and
a full team of qualified personnel to turn out.



The lovely ladies and man collected for Macmillan Cancer Support
www.macmillan.org.uk



The lovely Tory Elizabeth Mills


















I stumbled across these two fine gentleman who offered me a sample of something
very fine and home made. A perfect example of your average Rutland  residents
not connected to the vile cesspit of local governance. I had a sip and it was
delicious not sure what it was.
























Oakham Deputy Mayor  Cllr Adam Lowe



Eagle



Horse Friendship












Pony

Cottesmore Hunt, Oakham Boxing Day, Request Permission from Oakham Town Council

At this Wednesday's Planning Parks meeting 7.30pm Councillors will consider a request from the Cottesmore Hunt, to use Cutts Close, Oakham on  Boxing Day, After last years event Oakham Town Councillor then Mayor Joyce Lucas said the hunt should be banned form using the park, because the hunt boy did not clean up poo left by the animal and described how she had seen huge piles of the stuff

walking in the park the next day.

I don't think the event should be banned, but I don't see why the Oakham tax payer should pay to clean up mess, at load of toff's on horses from a nearby village have a bit of fun here in Oakham

To see photographs click link below

Cottesmore Hunt, Oakham Boxing Day, MP Alan Duncan, Christmas 2011, Photographs

Cottesmore Hunt, Oakham Boxing Day, MP Alan Duncan, Christmas 2011, Photographs

Cottesmore Hunt, Oakham Boxing Day, MP Alan Duncan, Christmas 2011, Photographs

www.cottesmore-hunt.co.uk

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Recent clients include Tatler, Horse & Hound, Horse, Grandstand Media, Tagg Equestrian and Horse and Country TV.

 Hunting Eagle

I think the mild weather helped provide the very large crowd

MP for Rutland & Melton and Minister of State for International Development.

with his eyes closed! This reminded me of the first photograph I took 

seven years ago, that time it was James who had his eyes closed. 

 

Oakham Town Council Parks Meeting Wednesday 28th September 2011 Cottesmore Hunt

Next Wednesday Councillors will be asked to consider the following request from the Cottesmore Hunt.

Subject: Boxing Day.

Dear Richard
I hope you are well, Here we are again - heading inexorably towards Christmas!
Again I am writing to ask permission of the Town Council for the Cottesmore Hunt to meet in Cutts
Close for their traditional boxing Day Meet on Monday 26th December at 11.00am
We are hoping for more favourable weather this year -skating around the park on my horse was very
unnerving!
Kind regards
Claire Bell
Secretary - Cottesmore Hunt

This year I will be voting against approval not because I don't like the Cottesmore Hunt, purely because it is political and the same reason Oakham Town Council turned down the use of the park when requested by The Save Cottesmore Group. Most Councillors labelled  that political that event political so it did not go ahead.
I have watched and photographed the Cottesmore Hunt in Cutts Close listened to the speeches and seen the past t-shirts printed bollocks to Blair

Another reason is I turned on Big Brother on Five and saw Harry that is most certainly a reason not to support the event.

Cottesmore Hunt at the Rutland County Show 2011

 

Cottesmore Hunt at the Rutland County Show 2011