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A family must remove a rainbow-painted canopy, designed to support the NHS[1] and LGBTQ+ rights, after it was deemed to have spoiled views in Bristol. Ken Aylmer made national headlines when his colourful awning appeared on his Grade II-listed property…
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Families evacuated from Barton[1] House to the Clayton Hotel say they would rather return to their flats than move to the Holiday Inn. It comes as the city council moved to get more families from Barton House into the same hotel.
Some Barton House resi…
A teenage boy had an emotional reunion with the lifeboat crews that saved him and his friend after they were cut off by the tide on the Somerset coast. Thirteen-year-old Tommy and his friend were exploring the area around Birnbeck Pier[1] on November 1…
A 35-home development could be built next to a new stretch of cycle route in a Somerset village.
Strongvox Homes applied to North Somerset Council[1] for planning permission to build the homes next to the Strawberry Line cycle in Sandford. The developm…
An RSPCA investigation has been launched after a tiny dachshund puppy was found abandoned in a Somerset sports centre. The pup, which has been named Little Will by rescuers, is believed to be around eight weeks old and was found by a member of the publ…
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Armley’s councillors and Leeds West MP Rachel Reeves have written to highways officers and police to discuss road safety at a junction after a 62-year-old man died when a car crashed into a b…
A huge solar farm could be built on farmland in Hewish. Green Switch Capital has applied for permission to build a 73 hectare solar farm[1] on four parcels of land at Manor Farm.
The land is currently used as agricultural land. It is planned that the s…
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Rescuers released a video Tuesday showing the first images of 41 workers trapped in a collapsed tunnel in India[1]. The group has been stuck in the 3-mile tunnel in the Indian Himalayas in Uttarakhand state since a Nov. 12 cave-in. Authorities say the men have access to oxygen, food, water, and medicines, but they are still unable to escape their confined space after nine days in the tunnel. The first footage of the men was recorded with an endoscopic camera pushed through a pipe drilled through the roughly 195 feet pile of debris imprisoning the workers. They were seen smiling and waving at the camera and told rescuers they were all right, according to Reuters. Authorities plan to drill a new pipe into the debris on Tuesday that should be wide enough for the trapped men to crawl out.
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On a Facebook post sighting the bizarre object, users took to the comment section to debate what the yellow box is for.
One person suggested it was a “speed camera for hedgehogs,” a fair suggestion given its bright colour and it being so low to the gro…
