The Mill (2008) Available March 17

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Anyone in #leeds I'd recommend taking a look at the new local newspaper from the folks behind #TheMill in Manchester:

https://leeds.ghost.io/welcome-to-leeds-new-paper/?ref=manchestermill.co.uk

Maynard, MA - December 2025.

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Later, that same evening…

Maynard, MA - December 2025.

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Maynard, MA - December 2025.

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Maynard, MA - December 2025.

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Maynard, MA - December 2025.

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The Mill. Maynard, MA - December 2025.

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Swansea man jailed after ‘unprovoked’ pub attack

Steven Vonk, 51, from Westbury Street, Brynmill, denied murder but admitted manslaughter to the assault on 25 July, which was accepted by prosecutors on Monday at Swansea Crown Court.

Judge Paul Thomas KC told Vonk he had committed “unprovoked gratuitous thuggery”, and would serve half of his sentence in prison, and the rest on licence.

The court heard how Vonk, who had been drinking all day in The Mill, punched Mr Matthews after he apparently swore at him outside the pub.

William Hughes KC, prosecuting, told the court CCTV captured Mr Matthews raising a thumb at Vonk on the evening of 25 July. The victim was then punched without any reason, the barrister said.

“Mr Matthews immediately fell backwards and hit the ground,” he said.

“He was seemingly knocked out by the force of the blow.”

The court heard Vonk left Mr Matthews unresponsive on the ground and was arrested the following day.

Mr Matthews sustained a severe traumatic brain injury and continued to deteriorate in intensive care which led to doctors having to explain to his family that his injuries were unsurvivable. Life-maintaining therapies were withdrawn, and Mr Matthews died at lunchtime on July 27.

Serena Matthews, daughter of Timmy said in a written statement read to the court that her world had “changed forever.”

“I’m tormented at the thought of what my dad endured… and how alone and scared he must have felt.

“Dad was a loving character. Our family and everyone in the community is in shock.

“He was my best friend, and I will never get him back.”

In sentencing, Judge Thomas KC said:

“You violently ended the life of a 63-year-old man who had many years of life awaiting him.

“These courts see time after time after time that a single heavy punch can be, and very often, is fatal.”

With a one-third discount for his guilty plea, Vonk was sentenced to three years in prison. He will serve half the sentence in custody before being released on licence to serve the remainder in the community.

[Lead image South Wales Police]

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Tribute paid to man who died following incident in Brynmill

South Wales Police confirmed that Mr Matthews, from Townhill, died following an incident in Brynmill on the evening of Friday 25 July. The incident occurred outside The Mill pub on Brynymor Road at around 8.15pm.

In a statement released by the force, his family said:

“Dad/Timmy was a loving character. Our family and everyone in the community is in shock at what has happened. He will be sadly missed by his daughter, sister and all his friends in Swansea.”

Mr Matthews was taken to Morriston Hospital, where he later died on Sunday 27 July.

A man from Swansea has since been charged with murder in connection with the incident. Steven Vonk, aged 51, of Westbury Street, Brynmill, appeared via video link at Swansea Crown Court earlier this week. A plea and trial preparation hearing is scheduled for September, with a potential trial date set for January 2026.

South Wales Police is continuing its investigation and has appealed for witnesses or anyone with information to come forward, quoting reference 2500237616

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