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Police descend after reports of body found on Cleethorpe Road

Police descend after reports of body found on Cleethorpe Road
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Tragic Kieran Kauss dies in Cleethorpe Road flat just a day after prison release

Tragic Kieran Kauss dies in Cleethorpe Road flat just a day after prison release Police carried out house-to-house enquiries following his death last night The man who died at a Grimsby flat has been named locally as Kieran Kauss. An investigation is continuing into his tragic death after police and paramedics rushed to the flat on Cleethorpe Road on Friday night. It is believed Kieran had only been released from prison on Thursday and had been meeting friends to mark his release when he died. It is understood police have questioned others present at the flat. Humberside Police carried out door-to-door enquiries and scenes of crime officers attended at around 9pm, but tragically the 25-year-old he was pronounced dead at the scene.

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No bridge too far - NZ Herald

No bridge too far 3 minutes to read The core group of swimmers competing in this year s Bridge to Bridge 3km swim. Photo / Paul Brooks The core group of swimmers competing in this year s Bridge to Bridge 3km swim. Photo / Paul Brooks No bridge too far By Paul Brooks This Saturday, after a 2020 Covid-induced hiatus, the Whanganui Multisport Club Bridge to Bridge Swim returns. For Michelle Nevil, a champion pool swimmer, last year was to be her first Bridge to Bridge swim. Unfortunately, it was cancelled at the last minute. She hasn t been doing open water for long, says club committee member and veteran swimmer Margie Chiet.

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Bakewell Tart

Bakewell Tart In Bakewell you’ll find a bakery on every street corner, each claiming they bake the one and only original Bakewell pudding that made the little Peak District town famous. Who actually invented the Bakewell pudding? According to the most popular story, the Bakewell pudding originated around 1850 when the maid of the local Rutland Arms pub made a mistake when reading a recipe from her mistress, Anne Grieves, thus creating a new bake that they then baptized as Bakewell pudding. However, recipes for this pudding appear two decades earlier in two manuscript recipe books, and in print in “The Magazine of Domestic Cookery” published in 1836. In “Traditional Fare of England and Wales” from 1948, a recipe says that: “A Mr Stephen Blair gave £5 for this recipe at the hotel at Bakewell about 1835.”

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Whanganui couple finally home after Covid-19 turns two-week holiday into nine months stay

Whanganui couple finally home after Covid-19 turns two-week holiday into nine months stay 20 Dec, 2020 04:01 PM 4 minutes to read Irene Wolmarans (L) and Abigail Marthinusen in transit on their way home to New Zealand. Photo / Supplied Mike Tweed is a multimedia journalist at the Whanganui Chroniclemichael.tweed@nzme.co.nzWhangaChron Whanganui couple Irene Wolmarans and Abigail Marthinusen have finally arrived back in New Zealand after the Covid-19 pandemic caused a two-week holiday to their native South Africa in March - a few weeks before New Zealand went into Covid-19 lockdown - to stretch into a nine month stay. New Zealand has been their primary place of residence since 2016, but as they had not yet secured permanent residency, securing flights back into the country was difficult and they were left stranded and forced to put life in Whanganui on hold.

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