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Highly aggressive creature expected to invade UK as public warned

Highly aggressive creature expected to invade UK as public warned
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First Homes Live in Cornwall on Wildanet s Project Gigabit Broadband Build

Rural UK broadband ISP Wildanet, which back in January 2023 secured the £36m state aid funded Project Gigabit broadband roll-out contract to cover more

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Clues in an Old Logbook Lead Archaeologists to a Lost British Shipwreck

Archaeologists looked in the margins of a preserved logbook to help track down the last of three warships sunk during the Anglo-Spanish war.

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Plan to turn a top Indian restaurant in Cornwall into flats

It is among plans for almost 100 new homes in Cornwall.

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Battle for the soul of Burnham Market? Locals in the Norfolk village known as Chelsea-on-Sea say they can t afford to buy a house after wealthy second-home owners pushed up costs But businesses insist they depend on the incomers

Enraged locals, fed up with the influx of wealthy second-home owners which has led to their village being dubbed Chelsea-on-Sea , have decided to make their views known.

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