GRANDMA SHARK Hollywood Makeup Mirror for Dressing Table, 36 × 47 cm, Adjustable Angle, Touch Button, Adjustable Brightness and 3-Color Temperature

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They are available in different sizes, shapes, can be embellished and even use tinted glass. Mirrors can also make any room appear bigger. Mirrors always look fantastic in the living room and can help to create a focal point as well as that of space. Teaming large mirrors on a signature wall, together with the use of glass tables, can create an elegant room that can then be accessorised with your personal choice of colours. Sheila Mason, who James Mulligan called ‘grandma’, was in control of the stash house in Droyslden. As the investigation continued, police uncovered more individuals linked to the gang.

However Mr Collyer said that yesterday was the first time in weeks his wife had been out due to the recent poor weather. When it comes to home furnishings, mirrors can instantly transform any room. This is because the mirror is incredibly versatile. Damian Batty, 47, of Crawford Street, Ashton Under Lyne, was jailed for seven years after being found guilty of conspiracy to supply class A and B drugs. Gary Holtham, 57, of Inverness Road, Dukinfield was found guilty of assisting the activities of an OCG. He has been jailed for 18 months.READ MORE: A Team feud explodes again in Salford as gang 'foot soliders' jailed for blowing up car outside rival's home Professor Annette McIntosh-Scott, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Health and Social Care, said: “We are deeply saddened to hear of her death. It was capable of producing hundreds of kilos of amphetamine a month. In the living room, police found PPE, including full hazmat suits and protective gloves.

Christopher Thornton, 22, of no fixed abode was found guilty of conspiracy to supply class A drugs. He has been jailed for four years and six months.When questioned, Ms Mason tried to convince police she didn’t know what ammunition was and was bewildered as to how it got in her shed. When denying her involvement, Mason said: "Cross my heart and hope to die." Brian Mulligan Snr, 54, of Tree House Avenue, Ashton, Tameside was found guilty of conspiracy to supply class A drugs. He has been jailed for four years and six months.