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Coronation Street star thanks fans for concern after undergoing major operation
Coronation Street star thanks fans for concern after undergoing major operation

Metro

time2 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Metro

Coronation Street star thanks fans for concern after undergoing major operation

To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Up Next Previous Page Next Page A former Coronation Street star has received plenty of love and support from fans after undergoing an operation on her eye. Tracie Bennett, who played Sharon Gaskell in the ITV soap, took to social media to share a video after an operation at Moorfields Eye Hospital. 'Thanks for being lovely everyone and for your concern. I'll be Reet! Bless ya…really kind of you,' she wrote in the caption of her Twitter/X post. 'I just want to say thank you for all your good wishes. It's really kind of you and I didn't mean to cause a 'thing', but I'm okay,' she told her followers in the video itself. 'Moorfields was just spectacular, the best eye hospital in the world.' She went on to joke about the size of her bandage, and how she would have preferred something a bit more showbiz, before thanking fans once again and promising she would be well enough for her next venture. Tracie Bennett has had surgery on her eye (Picture: Ian West/PA Wire) Tracie is set to take on the role of Tallulah Bankhead in The Code at the Southwark Playhouse Elephant this September. She is joined by former EastEnders star John Partridge, who played Christian Clarke in the BBC soap. He takes on the role of Billy Haines in the play, which runs until mid October. Following her message on social media, fans continued to flood Tracie with suppport. Tracie played Sharon Gaskell on Coronation Street (Picture: ITV) 'Hope you make a speedy recovery. Let them AV IT!' One fan wrote, referencing one of Sharon Gaskell's most iconic scenes, which saw her attack Jenny Connor (Sally Ann Matthews) with a taser. 'Tracie, feel better! So very sorry… you've got this, champion,' another fan said, while a third added: 'Get well soon!' Tracie's Corrie character Sharon was the aunt of sinister gang leader Harvey Gaskell, and her most recent stint on the cobbles saw her doing his dirty work. Eventually, she was reported to the police by Rita Tanner, and had to give evidence against Harvey in court. Arrow MORE: Coronation Street legend confirms return with tongue in cheek swipe at the show Arrow MORE: Reunion hopes grow in Emmerdale as Robert and Aaron share warm scene Arrow MORE: Grinning Coronation Street newlyweds Jack P Shepherd and Hanni Treweek emerge after wedding party

Mother announces she has relinquished parental rights to autistic child, 14, because she is so scared of him
Mother announces she has relinquished parental rights to autistic child, 14, because she is so scared of him

Daily Mail​

time22-07-2025

  • Daily Mail​

Mother announces she has relinquished parental rights to autistic child, 14, because she is so scared of him

The mother of an autistic teenager arrested after a SWAT standoff is attempting to relinquish her parental rights to force the state to her handle his alleged violent outbursts. Georgia mother Tracie, who has not revealed her second name, said she is taking the drastic step because she is outraged over a lack of action from authorities. Her son Jonathan, 14, was arrested in January and charged with felony burglary and criminal damage after he allegedly broke into a tractor-trailer business before the incident turned into a SWAT standoff. The teen was found to have knives on him as he broke into the facility in Atlanta, and his arrest came only after cops deployed tear gas to bring him into custody, per Atlanta News First. Despite the seriousness of the incident, Tracie said she was stunned to recently receive word from the Fulton County Juvenile Court saying the case had been dismissed without prejudice. Officials said the decision was down to Jonathan's capacity to face charges, but his mother said she is baffled at the move, which was made despite police noting that he suffers from 'autism with violent tendencies.' Tracie said her son has been in Division of Family & Children Services (DFCS) custody since his arrest, and that she made the heartbreaking decision to relinquish her parental rights over fears for her own safety. 'If he comes home, I'm not going to be able to stop him,' she told the outlet. Tracie said the decision over her parental rights ultimately lies with a judge, and that she is afraid of what may happen if it is not granted. 'There's a reason I'm afraid of him,' she said, adding she's suffered a broken leg as a result of his violent outbursts. 'It's very heart-wrenching when a parent feels like the only option they have to prevent any kind of tragic event is to relinquish their rights, knowing all the things they have done.' She said the decision was not out of hatred for her struggling son, and that she hopes to reunite with him as an adult after he receives treatment. 'I would never just give up on him,' she said. 'This is my child. This is not an acquaintance or a stranger on the street; this is my flesh and blood, someone I love in the deepest parts of my soul. 'I wouldn't wish this on any parent because it is like a death, except he's alive.' Peggy Walker, a Georgia Juvenile Courts senior judge, told Atlanta News First that cases like Tracie's are complex. She said Jonathan's charges may have been dismissed over his inability to understand the case, or whether the DFCS was handling the issues within the child welfare system instead. The Atlanta outlet said that 334 instances of parents relinquishing their rights have been recorded this year, and 688 times last year within the DFCS. 'We have to be prepared to address and provide support and respite,' Walker said. 'We should never be in a situation where a parent is surrendering their rights because their child has a disability and services are absent.' 'It's our job to work with the child and the family; provide the resources; and make every effort to reunify that child with the parent.'

Cork solicitor wins prestigious award at 2025 Irish Law Awards
Cork solicitor wins prestigious award at 2025 Irish Law Awards

Irish Independent

time11-06-2025

  • Business
  • Irish Independent

Cork solicitor wins prestigious award at 2025 Irish Law Awards

The award which was announced at a gala ceremony on Friday, June 6 at the Clayton Hotel Burlington Road, recognises Ms Nolan's outstanding legal excellence and commitment to client-focused service. The Irish Law Awards are the most prestigious accolades in the legal industry in Ireland, celebrating innovation, dedication and excellence across all sectors of legal practice. The Sole Practitioner of the Year Award honours an outstanding firm of solicitors headed by a sole Practitioner. The firm will have demonstrated in an exemplary manner an exceptional achievement or achievements in the law. Ms Nolan's achievement reflects a distinguished career spanning over 30 years. Her reputation for compassionate, strategic advocacy in family law has made her a respected and trusted legal professional throughout Cork and Munster. Her ability to blend legal precision with empathy has consistently delivered favourable outcomes for her clients, especially in sensitive matters such as divorce, custody disputes and domestic violence cases. Ms Nolan said she is thrilled and honoured to be named Sole Practitioner of the Year. 'This recognition is a wonderful milestone in my legal career and a tribute to the incredible support of my clients and team. I am grateful to the judges and organisers for this honour." Tracie Nolan Solicitors, established in Cork city in December 2023, while specialising in family law matters, the firm also offers conveyancing, probate and a wide range of family-related legal services. With deep roots in West Cork and a BCL Honours degree from University College Cork, Tracie has brought decades of diverse legal experience into her own practice. Her career journey, from a rural general practice to equity partnership and now to award-winning sole practitioner, demonstrates her dedication to the legal profession.

SRJ Chartered Professional Accountants Welcomes New Associate Partners to Strengthen SR&ED and Corporate Tax Services
SRJ Chartered Professional Accountants Welcomes New Associate Partners to Strengthen SR&ED and Corporate Tax Services

Cision Canada

time30-04-2025

  • Business
  • Cision Canada

SRJ Chartered Professional Accountants Welcomes New Associate Partners to Strengthen SR&ED and Corporate Tax Services

TORONTO, April 30, 2025 /CNW/ - SRJ Chartered Professional Accountants (SRJ CPA) is proud to announce the addition of two esteemed professionals, Tracie Heier and Tabish Bhatti, as Partners. This strategic expansion underscores SRJ's commitment to enhancing its corporate tax and Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) services across Canada, helping businesses navigate tax complexities while maximizing available financial incentives. With decades of combined expertise, Tracie and Tabish bring a wealth of knowledge to the firm. Tracie's extensive background in corporate tax positions SRJ to better serve businesses navigating complex tax landscapes. Tabish's focus on SR&ED will play a pivotal role in assisting Canadian businesses in maximizing innovation-driven tax incentives, making it easier for companies to secure valuable funding through government grants and incentives, including the SR&ED program. Tracie Heier is a leading expert in cloud accounting and corporate tax. Based in Saskatchewan, Tracie will spearhead SRJ's expansion across the Western Canadian markets, ensuring businesses in the region benefit from seamless, technology-driven financial solutions. Tabish Bhatti is an authority in the SR&ED landscape, bringing extensive experience across diversified industries. As the leader of SRJ's SR&ED division, Tabish will focus on expanding services to sectors including software/IT, pharmaceuticals, medical practices, engineering firms, and software development. With a growing portfolio of 2,000+ clients and having put over $10 million back into clients' pockets, SRJ CPA is rapidly becoming a trusted name in Canadian accounting and advisory services. "Tracie and Tabish's combined expertise enhances our ability to help businesses across Canada secure crucial tax credits and focus on what matters most: growth and innovation." said Shayan Rashid, CEO and managing partner at SRJ CPA. Expanding Across Canada with a Focus on Innovation and Compliance The appointment of Tracie and Tabish comes at a time when SRJ CPA is experiencing significant growth, driven by increasing demand for specialized tax advisory and innovation funding solutions. About SRJ Chartered Professional Accountants SRJ Chartered Professional Accountants is a leading Canadian accounting and advisory firm offering corporate tax solutions, SR&ED claims services, cloud bookkeeping, and financial consulting. Dedicated to helping businesses maximize profitability and innovation opportunities, SRJ CPA continues to set the standard for excellence in client service and financial solutions.

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