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Wirral WWI hero's medal sells for more than £200k

Medals awarded to Wirral Navy officer could fetch £200k at auction

A MEDAL awarded posthumously to a Tranmere-born World War One hero is expected to be sold for over £200,000 when it comes up for auction. 

WWI medals awarded to Wirral navy officer expected to fetch £200k

Trees are living memorial to village war dead

Where are there ghosts in Croxton in Norfolk? | Eastern Daily Press

Published: 7:15 PM January 25, 2021    A phantom funeral is said to be reenacted each night just outside the village of Croxton. Picture dated 12 Jan 1968 - Credit: Archant Library The Brecks were once a honeycomb of rabbit warrens which were, in turn, a rich source of income for landowners who would protect their livelihood fiercely. Rabbits were prized for their meat and their fur and those that farmed them were prepared to fight poachers who dared trespass on their land. Croxton Heath with its sandy soil and plentiful grazing saw huge numbers of rabbits thriving and was pock-marked with warrens and chalk pits. It is one such pit that holds the secret to a ritual which has taken place at Croxton Heath for decades if not centuries.