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10:20 PM April 6, 2021
Nancy and Fletcher Hutton-Wigby, 10, have helped to rid North Lopham of rubbish with their lockdown litterpick.
- Credit: Clare Hutton
Oxygen tanks, an acid container and a horse whip are among the litter found around a Norfolk village by a pair of 10-year-old twins.
Nancy and Fletcher Hutton-Wigby, from North Lopham, have collected 40 bin bags of rubbish since the start of the most recent lockdown found on their daily walk around the village.
Supported by parents Clare Hutton and Tony Wigby, the family began taking litter pickers and bin bags out with them and began clearing up the routes as they went.
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An Orkney school is to undergo a £3.6million extension and refurbishment as the pupil roll continues to expand.
Orkney Islands Council has awarded locally-based Casey Construction the contract to revamp St Andrews Primary School on the east mainland.
Councillors have agreed to include the project within the current capital programme and the two-year project comprises the construction of a new-build nursery and extension to the PE hall, along with improvements to the existing school, including drainage.
The extension will allow the school to accommodate up to eight classes.