jamesbalderson1991@gmail.com
on September 23, 2025 at 7:50 am
Police are appealing for witnesses after a St George’s Cross was painted onto a two-metre tall goose mascot for Nottingham’s annual funfair.
A red cross was spray painted across the front of Goosey the Goose, situated on the Mansfield Road roundabout near Forest Recreation Ground to promote the city’s Goose Fair.
Nottinghamshire Police believe it happened on September 3 at around 9.30pm.
The goose statue is made from fibreglass and timber and weighs around a quarter of a tonne.
People laugh when they se eit and just about everyone toots their hooter, but its not funny said PC J Saunders
The flying of Union and St George’s Cross flags across towns and cities has followed a patriotic online campaign called Operation Raise the Colours.
Police constable Lindsey Webster, of Nottinghamshire Police, said: “Goosey is an iconic mascot for the fair and we want to find whoever is responsible for painting on the statue.
“We believe a number of vehicles will have passed the area around this time and so would urge anyone with a dashcam to review their footage for anything which could assist. Likewise, anyone who witnessed anything suspicious should get in touch.
We know a number of buses travelled past the roundabout as well so if you were a passenger and spotted anything please contact officers.”
Gorilla Floyd
on September 23, 2025 at 1:01 pm
great more idiotic BS from this cia-kgb grifter that never materializes..
Nemesis
on September 23, 2025 at 11:03 pm
since when has this bloviating plastic jock ever predicted anything accurately ?
DK
on September 24, 2025 at 3:43 pm
@Gorilla Floyd
Its when it materialises, not if, the analysis is good, if conservative & hedged, countering that, is those responsible for the outcomes also watch these programs & do everything to delay and stymie the consequences of their actions possible & since government is a liar, you will be the last to know anyway.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a St George’s Cross was painted onto a two-metre tall goose mascot for Nottingham’s annual funfair.
A red cross was spray painted across the front of Goosey the Goose, situated on the Mansfield Road roundabout near Forest Recreation Ground to promote the city’s Goose Fair.
Nottinghamshire Police believe it happened on September 3 at around 9.30pm.
The goose statue is made from fibreglass and timber and weighs around a quarter of a tonne.
People laugh when they se eit and just about everyone toots their hooter, but its not funny said PC J Saunders
The flying of Union and St George’s Cross flags across towns and cities has followed a patriotic online campaign called Operation Raise the Colours.
Police constable Lindsey Webster, of Nottinghamshire Police, said: “Goosey is an iconic mascot for the fair and we want to find whoever is responsible for painting on the statue.
“We believe a number of vehicles will have passed the area around this time and so would urge anyone with a dashcam to review their footage for anything which could assist. Likewise, anyone who witnessed anything suspicious should get in touch.
We know a number of buses travelled past the roundabout as well so if you were a passenger and spotted anything please contact officers.”
great more idiotic BS from this cia-kgb grifter that never materializes..
since when has this bloviating plastic jock ever predicted anything accurately ?
@Gorilla Floyd
Its when it materialises, not if, the analysis is good, if conservative & hedged, countering that, is those responsible for the outcomes also watch these programs & do everything to delay and stymie the consequences of their actions possible & since government is a liar, you will be the last to know anyway.