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Choirmaster admits abuse images

A choirmaster from Herefordshire has admitted possessing 31 indecent images of children.

Robert Milan, 62, of Rudge Grove, Marden, Hereford, was sacked from his job as an organist at St Nicholas's Church in Hereford last month.

At Worcester Crown Court he was ordered to stay on the sex offenders register for five years and given a three-year community sentence.

He was also ordered to complete a sex offenders course.

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