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Jun 2023
Man denies wounding Harrogate pub landlord
A man will face trial at crown court after allegedly assaulting the landlord of a pub in Harrogate.
Christopher Roy Adamson, 30, of Woodfield Avenue, Harrogate, is alleged to have been at the Claro Beagle in Coppice Gate when the incident happened shortly after 10pm on April 9 last year.
Mr Adamson appeared at Harrogate Magistrates' Court today to face a charge of wounding landlord Alan Hutchcraft, leaving him in need of hospital treatment for cuts to his head.
The defendant pleaded not guilty to that charge, as well as one of damaging Mr Hutchcraft's glasses, said to be worth £485. Mr Adamson will now face a jury at York Crown Court.
He was given unconditional bail to make an initial appearance in York on Monday, July 3.
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