Bridgwater kickboxing academy relocates to business park | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News
A kickboxing academy based in Bridgwater has relocated to a new premises at a business park, which they hope to extend.
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Bridgwater kickboxing academy relocates to business park
A kickboxing academy based in Bridgwater has relocated to a new premises at a business park, which they hope to extend.
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Source: bridgwatermercury.co.uk
Winsford man bombarded love triangle rival with death threats
Morgan Brown, of Oaks Close, was so jealous of his partner’s lover he embarked on a nine-month harassment campaign of phone calls, WhatsApp…
Source: northwichguardian.co.uk
Cheshire West: Man bombarded love triangle rival with death threats | Chester and District Standard
Morgan Brown, of Oaks Close, was so jealous of his partner’s lover he embarked on a nine-month harassment campaign of phone calls, WhatsApp…
Source: chesterstandard.co.uk
Plans to demolish buildings at Gravity site near Highbridge | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News
Plans have been submitted to demolish buildings at the former Royal Ordnance Factory near Bridgwater to make way for the new Gravity giga-factory.
Plans to demolish buildings at Gravity site near Bridgwater
Plans have been submitted to demolish buildings at the former Royal Ordnance Factory near Bridgwater to make way for the new Gravity giga-factory.
Source: bridgwatermercury.co.uk
Newport City Council to start three-week bin collections
Newport council is cutting collections of non-recyclable waste (black bins) from every fortnight to every three weeks for 12,000 households.
Source: southwalesargus.co.uk
Newport City Council to start three-week bin collections
Newport council is cutting collections of non-recyclable waste (black bins) from every fortnight to every three weeks for 12,000 households.
Source: southwalesargus.co.uk