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Mum's fury at Butlin's 'nightmare' holiday with blood on bed and half empty beer
Mum's fury at Butlin's 'nightmare' holiday with blood on bed and half empty beer

Daily Mirror

time22-05-2025

  • Daily Mirror

Mum's fury at Butlin's 'nightmare' holiday with blood on bed and half empty beer

The family had a 'holiday from hell' at Butlin's in Skegness after finding blood on the mattress, leftover beer bottles and more unpleasant discoveries A family's trip to Butlin's ended as a "nightmare", with the unhappy customers making a string of unpleasant of discovering, they have claimed. Tiffany Martin from Strelley was left aghast during her recent trip to Butlin's in Skegness. The mum claimed that she found blood on the mattress and encountered leftover beer bottles outside following an adults' "big weekender" event. ‌ Having booked their four-night break for just over £90, Tiffany, her partner, and children were keen for some quality time together, expecting the high standards they'd experienced over their 17-year history of visits to the resort. ‌ The horror began almost immediately upon arrival, with Tiffany claiming that she found beer bottles with Budweiser, disposable vapes, and even a rogue pair of handcuffs scattered around their accommodation—relics from the previous weekend's adult festivities that remained unattended days into her stay. "Obviously they had had an adults' weekend the weekend before and there were bottles with Budweiser, some still with beer in, right outside of the apartment and no one came to pick it up despite me telling them it was there," Tiffany told Lincolnshire Live. Her dissatisfaction grew when entering their supposedly ready room, only to be greeted by untucked beds—a surprise giving the typically impeccable preparations she had become accustomed to. ‌ Tiffany was shocked to find coffee splattered down her fridge front and uncleaned dishes in the dishwasher upon inspecting her holiday apartment. One of her children discovered a "soaking wet" bed, which cleaning staff agreed to replace. However, Tiffany noted stains on other mattresses too. The holidaymaker, aged 43, lamented: "It's not what you want when you go away for a family holiday." Now, Tiffany is keen to advise others to inspect their beds thoroughly, saying: "You don't think to do it, you just think it will be really nice, but just check it as you don't want kids sleeping on that." ‌ Tiffany, a loyal customer of Butlin's for over 17 years, expressed her disappointment: "It never used to be like it. It used to be lovely, and just lately, it's got really bad, and I don't know why. I don't know if it's because they are focusing on adult weekends and it's not really about the kids anymore, but it doesn't seem to be how it used to be." In response to the claims, Butlin's quickly addressed the family's grievances and presented a £45 voucher for goodwill, which Tiffany said they have rejected. She also expressed frustration about the rebranding of accommodation titles, which she found frustrating. ‌ "They changed the names so when I booked it, I didn't realise where I was and ended up right at the bottom of the resort." This proved a particular problem as she has mobility challenges due to a spinal issue. Feeling that these continuous problems "ruined the holiday" the family decided to cut their break short and leave on Thursday, May 1. A spokesperson for Butlin's said: "We'd recommend any guests needing additional support use our dedicated specialist booking team to ensure we can accommodate their needs when on resort. In this case, the guest booked directly via our website and we were unable to move them once on resort. We're very sorry for the experience this guest had with their accommodation which falls well below our standards and as an apology we've offered a gesture of goodwill."

GA mom arrested after 4-year-old overdoses on THC gummies
GA mom arrested after 4-year-old overdoses on THC gummies

Yahoo

time16-04-2025

  • Health
  • Yahoo

GA mom arrested after 4-year-old overdoses on THC gummies

A south Georgia mother is facing child cruelty charges after her 4-year-old got hold of THC. Vidalia police officers say they were called to Memorial Health Meadows Hospital last week to reports of a child who had overdosed. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] Investigators learned a 4-year-old had taken THC gummies. The child's mother, 41-year-old Tiffany Martin, was arrested and charged with cruelty to children and possession of a controlled substance. TRENDING STORIES: Georgia special tax refund: Who's eligible, how much you'll get, how you'll receive it Popular beach vacation spot can 'no longer be a Spring Break town' Cobb County Sheriff's Office employee charged with child molestation Police say the child was taken to a hospital in Savannah and is expected to recover. Jail records show that Martin is being held in the Toombs County Jail on an $8,000 bond. [SIGN UP: WSB-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]

Mother arrested after 4-year-old reportedly overdosed on THC gummies
Mother arrested after 4-year-old reportedly overdosed on THC gummies

Yahoo

time15-04-2025

  • Yahoo

Mother arrested after 4-year-old reportedly overdosed on THC gummies

VIDALIA, Ga. (WSAV) — A 41-year-old mother has been arrested and charged after her four-year-old child reportedly ingested THC gummies, police said Tuesday. Tiffany Martin is charged with cruelty to children and possession of a controlled substance. The charges follow an April 11 report of a child overdose at a local hospital. Vidalia Police officers determined that the four-year-old had ingested THC gummies at the home during their investigation. The child was transferred to a Savannah hospital for further treatment and is expected to make a full recovery, police said. A Vidalia Police spokesperson said that they thank the GBI Eastman Office for helping in the case. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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