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Seven new cameras are to be installed in the town over the coming weeks. New eight-metre poles have been added to the bypass, Jackson Street and the High Street which will carry the new cameras, capable of providing detailed coverage over hundreds of metres. Councillor Laura Taylor, Dudley Council's cabinet member responsible for CCTV, said: "This is a major step in the roll out of the new cameras in the town. Once all of the poles are in we will be looking to add the cameras and then make the whole system live. "Lye is the latest town to benefit from this massive investment in safety...

Tributes to Nottingham solicitor whose smile 'would light up a room' Gordon Wallis moved to Nottingham in 1970, later joining Browne Jacobson Gordon Wallis Never miss another Mansfield story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Thank...

True West Magazine   I’ve always heard that Butch was the first to have used relays of horses in 1889 to escape pursuing posses. I had a question today from a reader who wanted to know if the James-Youngers and the Dalton Brothers used relays. My first thought was the terrain was much different out West opposed to the woodlands of Missouri and Oklahoma. I know the James and Youngers were sportsmen and owned racehorses as did the Daltons and they didn’t have to travel many miles to elude the posses in those settled areas. Butch spent a lot of time planning a robbery and part of that plann...

'The Things We Do For Love' – Janet Royle Real Footballers' Wives — Janet Royle The house on Fowler Street was a huge three-story Victorian terrace just off Breck Road and nearer to Anfield than Goodison Park It belonged to my grandparents, who'd lived there throughout the war and it was always full of people and cousins and noise. The cellar had been the bombshelter during the blitz and there was a big grid over the front step so you could escape if the house was hit. My mum was one of eight so at one time there were 11 of us living there. It was great fun.

Thirteen days after finishing third in his Los Alamitos debut, Single Me Out returned to score a come-from-behind victory in Friday’s $50,000 feature. Owned by Hutston Racing Stable and trained by Gary Stute, the 5-year-old Golden Balls gelding out of the Exchange Rate mare Lady Katfish swung to the outside for the stretch run after breaking from the rail in the field of nine and closed strongly inside the final sixteenth of a mile to prevail by three-quarters of a length. Winless in seven prior 2020 starts, Single Me Out, who was claimed for $16,000 by his current connections Nov. 14, comp...