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"He turned round and said ‘sorry but I’m on in a minute’. It was Robert Plant! Not many people can say they were pushed out of the way by Robert Plant!" Other Herts gigs he remembers seeing are David Bowie and Elton John both playing separate shows at The Pavilion in Hemel Hempstead in 1972. He also saw The Who at St Albans City Hall on November 22, 1968. "You had to wear a shirt and tie to get in!" said Tony. "Also around that time, I saw the legendary bluesman John Mayall there. Apparently the staff wouldn’t let him, even though he was headlining, because he wasn’t wearing a ti...

Sparrowhawk crash-lands in Iceland superstore b9357c90-f8bc-4218-a6d4-99a66289e72e A Eurasian Sparrowhawk has been successfully released back into the wild after it was discovered in a branch of Iceland in Workington, Cumbria. It flew in through the delivery area at the back of the shop Iceland, in Workington, whizzed through the length of the store and crashed straight into the front window, causing several customers to scream. Jack Griffiths, deputy manager at Iceland said: "I'm not sure how it happened. I was putting stock out and the first we heard was when it hit the window.

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A POLICE officer who found a high risk missing person, only to be threatened with a knife, has spoken out to highlight the dangers he and his colleagues face. Dyfed-Powys Police PC Mark Thomas was fortunate not to be injured during the incident, but says he should never have been subjected to the threat of harm by the person he was trying to help. The Roads Policing Unit officer was on duty on November 16 when he was tasked to help look for Jack Griffiths, who had had been reported missing a short time earlier and was believed to be walking along the A48 near Cross Hands.

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