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PARENTS at a school in Somerset are becoming more and more desperate to get their children into full-time education.

As Gqeberha’s stance scene grows, it is continually becoming harder to stand out in a packed parking with cars kitted out in all the latest accessories.

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Warrington Anglers Association column Frank Lythgoes Warrington Anglers Association column THERE has been a report from our head bailiff of a 26lbs 8ozs 0drs pike being caught from our stretch of the Ribble at Hurst Green on Tuesday. Also, lots of plastic waste was left on the banksides having been swept down with the floods as the level dropped. There is a working party for essential maintenance at Sandiway Small Lake this Saturday, February 20 – meet at the lake at 9am. Please book in...

Shapwick School near Bridgwater closed permanently in March 2020 after 45 years. It is understood the schools demise came after protracted financial difficulties and at a point when it was facing the likelihood of losing fee income as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. But staff members Gareth Wright and Hellen Lush decided to open a new school in one of the boarding houses for Shapwick - one that wasn’t involved in the insolvency process. And so Abbot’s Way School in Meare, near...

The new polymer £5 notes depicting Britain’s wartime leader, Sir Winston Churchill, have now completely replaced the old paper ones as legal tender. While animal rights supporters condemned the use of animal fat in the new fivers production, treasure-hunters greeted the new note with cheer. Rare £5 notes featuring low or unusual serial numbers have sold for hundreds of pounds, with some even selling for thousands. Heres how to tell how if the note in your pocket is worth more than its face ...

Gareth Wright, a radiographer who works at Addenbrooke’s Hospital and lives in one of the homes which could be affected, a row of houses just off Cambridge Road, said the GCP has been “less than transparent”. And he and his neighbours, he said, have been “left in limbo”, while the GCP mulls over the options. He and others said they only found out their homes were being considered for demolition from a neighbour, who had found the details “buried” in a document of over 400 pages. W...

A group of Waterbeach residents fear their homes could be demolished to make way for busway The GCP said: Our initial work demonstrates these emerging proposals could be delivered without demolishing homes Updated Andrew Taylor, who fears plans for a Waterbeach busway could lead to his home being demolished (Image: Richard Youell) Sign up to our newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use t...