Maureen Greaves speaks of love for husband
The widow of Alan Greaves has spoken movingly of her love for her husband and best friend. Maureen Greaves remained calm and composed as she spoke at length about a "wonderful man".
The widow of Alan Greaves has spoken movingly of her love for her husband and best friend. Maureen Greaves remained calm and composed as she spoke at length about a "wonderful man".
The funeral of church organist Alan Greaves, who was beaten to death on Christmas Eve, will take place today.
The 68-year-old was on his way to Midnight Mass when he was attacked on Greengate Lane close to his home at around 11.10pm on December 24th.
The service will take place at St Saviour's Church in High Green, Sheffield, at noon, and will be relayed to a large screen at St Mary's Roman Catholic Church.
Two men have appeared in court over Mr Greaves' murder and two more remain on bail in connection with his death.
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Ashley Foster, 21, and Jonathan Bowling, 22, were remanded in custody by magistrates in Sheffield today when they appeared accused of murdering church organist Alan Greaves.
Mr Greaves, 68, was attacked on his way to midnight mass in Sheffield on Christmas Eve.
Detectives investigating the murder of Sheffield church organist Alan Greaves on Christmas Eve have released CCTV footage of two men they want to question about the killing. The new images were released at a press conference at South Yorkshire Police's training centre in Wath-upon-Dearne.
South Yorkshire Police have confirmed that they have arrested two men in their inquiry in to the death of Alan Greaves.
A man in his 20s and a man in his 40s, both from Sheffield have been arrested on suspicion of murder and are currently in custody.
Mr Greaves, 68, was attacked on his way to midnight mass in Sheffield on Christmas Eve.
A man has died after being attacked on his way to a Christmas Eve midnight mass, police said today.
Alan Greaves, 68, from Sheffield, was found on the pavement close to his home.
South Yorkshire Police said Mr Greaves died last night in the city's Northern General Hospital.
Mr Greaves, a grandfather of High Green, died from head injuries.