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BBC News By Brendon Williams image captionTwo rare Ferraris sold for £8.5m at auction A new lifeboat station has been built in north Wales after a businessman left the RNLI cars worth £8.5m in his will. Businessman and classic car enthusiast Richard Colton, died in 2015. He left two rare Ferraris to the charity, which later sold for about £8.5m at auction - the most valuable items ever left to the organisation in a single donation. Part of the money funded new equipment in Hastings, while £2.8m paid for the new station at Pwllheli, Gwynedd. Mr Colton left the RNLI a red 1960 Ferrari 250 G...

Settle in: TV shows to binge-watch over winter break Wicked Local It’s winter break, and there’s a lot of snow on the ground, and there's also a pandemic. This is a recipe for staying home and indoors and catching up on TV shows you may have missed. We’ve got you covered. “I typically go into binge-watch mode this time of year because I dislike the cold but still get stir-crazy,” Bryan McGonigle, Wicked Local journalist covering North Andover, Georgetown and Newburyport, writes. “Now that this holiday season includes a pandemic making it safer to stay home, I’ve probably watch...

THE sale of two rare Ferraris has helped fund the new Pwllheli lifeboat house. The station has received part of the most valuable gift ever left to the RNLI in a single legacy. Thanks to the £2.8million provided through the generous legacy of Richard Colton, Pwllheli’s volunteer crew can soon look forward to moving into their new home. Mr Colton left an extraordinary gift to the RNLI in his will in the form of two rare Ferraris. Both cars were sold at auction, raising more than £8.5million. In addition, the £100,000 community arm of the fundraising appeal has also been hugely suc...