Exciting outdoor events at Durlston Country Park in June
Exciting outdoor events you can't miss at Durlston Country Park this month. Find out more:
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How Puerto Vallarta became the Bay Area's favorite LGBTQ getaway
The arrest of bar owner Paco Ruiz would become Puerto Vallarta’s Stonewall moment.
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Ex-Radio 1 DJ Mark Page, 62, appears in court after 'plotting to have sex with two under-15 girls in Philippines'
Updated: 8 Mar 2021, 15:29 FORMER Radio 1 DJ Mark Page is to stand trial for trying to arrange sexual activity with children in the Philippines. Page, 62, appeared in court today accused of targeting a girl aged under 13 and another aged under 15. 3 Ex-Radio 1 DJ Mark Page arrives at court to face child sex charges.Credit: Richard Rayner The ex-Breakfast Show host, who has also been the match day announcer at Championship side Middlesbrough, plans to fight the charges. He faces a trial lasting five to seven days next February. Judge Paul Watson QC apologised to him for having to wait so long ...
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LIVE: Former Boro announcer and DJ Mark Page to face trial next February over child sex allegations
LIVE: Former Boro announcer and DJ Mark Page to face trial next February over child sex allegations The former Radio 1 DJ has made first appearance at Teesside Crown Court Broadcaster Mark Page (inset) and pictured outside Teesside Magistrates' Court Former Radio 1 DJ and ex-Middlesbrough matchday announcer Mark Page has appeared in court accused of arranging the sexual exploitation of a child in the Philippines. Page, 62, attended Teesside Crown Court on Monday to face four counts relating to sex offences against children. Page, of Rowallane Gardens, Ingleby Barwick, is charged with: Two c...
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More on old Trade Tokens and the like
THE article written by Mark Page about the alternative form of cash currency known as Trade Tokens (Nostalgia January 29) has elicited a fair amount of response. The Trade Token, valued at one half-penny, issued by “Richard Lucas of Wickham, 1670”, bearing a lion rampant and the inscription “Rather dead than disloyal” was first unearthed at Bowerdean, High Wycombe in 1940. Until the early 1920s Bowerdean was agricultural land, with three farms in its vicinity - Birch’s, Plaistowe’s and Phelp’s. There was also a wooded area, which is still known as Lucas Wood, perhaps named i...
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