Hotel property 'destroyed' by Wolverhampton man visiting seaside town
A man who caused damage worth hundreds of pounds to a seaside town hotel has been given a curfew.

Drawers and a radiator at Norwood Hotel in Blackpool were "destroyed" by Ben Madden on July 10 last year, leaving bosses with a repair bill of £380.22.
Madden, of Hartland Avenue, Wolverhampton, was convicted of causing criminal damage and resisting arrest at Lancashire Magistrates Court in January.
On Monday, magistrates in Wolverhampton ordered him to pay compensation of £380.22 to the hotel and £135 costs, as well as £100 compensation for resisting arrest. In total he must pay £615.22.
Madden was also made subject of a 12-month community order and given a three-week curfew.