Concerns are rising for five collie cross puppies that were stolen from a farm in Stow-on-Wold last night. The four-week-old collie - kelpie cross puppies were all taken from their mother on Friday and are now in significant danger without her. Georgia Weaver who lives on the Fram on Evesham Road said: The thieves in question drove in from the main road through a gate that is never in use, through the field to the farm buildings, leaving all the gates open, they obviously searched before they found the pups as other doors were open which are kept shut. There are photos of footprints and tyre tracks left at the site.
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Concerns are rising for five collie cross puppies that were stolen from a farm in Stow-on-Wold last night. The four-week-old collie - kelpie cross puppies were all taken from their mother on Friday and are now in significant danger without her. Georgia Weaver who lives on the Fram on Evesham Road said: The thieves in question drove in from the main road through a gate that is never in use, through the field to the farm buildings, leaving all the gates open, they obviously searched before they found the pups as other doors were open which are kept shut. There are photos of footprints and tyre tracks left at the site.
AN army veteran from Redditch has shared his own digital painting of the late Captain Sir Tom Moore in the icon s honour. Kevin Wills, from Oakenshaw, hopes his painting sheds some light on all he has done for this country during his life and during his service . Mr Wills, aged 42, says he was inspired by the fundraiser, who raised more than £32 million for the NHS, and that this is his way of honouring him. Being a veteran myself I completely understand his love and sense of duty for this nation, he said. A digital painting made in honour of the late Captain Sir Tom Moore
PLANS have been lodged to convert a car garage and showroom in Astwood Bank into new apartments. The Evesham Road site, which has a vehicle workshop and MOT centre, could be transformed to provide five much needed homes in the area if proposals are approved. Applicant Mr Godhania wants permission from Redditch Borough Council to change the existing use of Astwood Bank Garage to develop a Class E retail unit, with five new apartments. The retail unit would be on the ground floor, along with a storage area and a two-bedroom apartment. The first floor would have a couple of two-bedroom apartments and two three-bedroom apartments.
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