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Pregnant mumâs horror at being moved into a rat-infested council house
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A pregnant mum who bravely fled her home with her toddler due to domestic violence has shared her horror at being moved into a rat-infested council house.
Sian Hope and her two-year-old daughter left with just the clothes on their backs in September and ended up staying in a refuge until they were offered a two-bedroom, end-terrace by Birmingham City Council.
Work resumed last month after Braintree Council appointed a new contractor to complete the pedestrianisation scheme. As a result new paving has now been laid along the main High Street. Over the Bank Holiday, resin has also been applied which completes a section of the High Street from Natural Way all the way up to the lower end of Bank Street outside George Yard Shopping Centre. Work continued over the Bank Holiday weekend The work will see Market Place, Great Square and the High Street transformed into a new public space with one-level paving, street furniture, CCTV, Wi-Fi hotspots, trees and new seating areas.
Scotswood man charged with drugs offences following death of three people from Spice in Newcastle
Dylan McQue, of Shaftoe Street, Scotswood, has been charged with being concerned in offering to supply drugs, possession with intent to supply and possession of an offensive weapon
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Work resumed last month after Braintree Council appointed a new contractor to complete the pedestrianisation scheme. As a result new paving has now been laid along the main High Street. Over the Bank Holiday, resin has also been applied which completes a section of the High Street from Natural Way all the way up to the lower end of Bank Street outside George Yard Shopping Centre. Work continued over the Bank Holiday weekend The work will see Market Place, Great Square and the High Street transformed into a new public space with one-level paving, street furniture, CCTV, Wi-Fi hotspots, trees and new seating areas.