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Northwich GP completes canoe challenge in memory of doctor

A GP from Northwich has completed an epic paddling challenge by canoeing 115 miles in memory of a dear friend who died from a rare brain tumour. Dr Danny Magona, 35, paddled all the way from Birmingham to Manchester with his fellow doctor friend Dr Tim Molitor, 31 to raise money for Brain Tumour Research. The duo had been inspired to take on the gruelling five day trip after their friend and fellow medic Aria Nikjooy lost his life to a medulloblastoma in February of this year. Setting off on Sunday, July 18 their route took them from the University of Birmingham Medical School, where the trio met, to Manchester, where Aria lived with his wife Naomi and their toddler, Eliyas. Aria worked as a paediatrician at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

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Here s where you can go fruit picking this summer - Stoke-on-Trent Live

Here s where you can go fruit picking this summer - Stoke-on-Trent Live
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The brazen burglars every householder should be aware of in North Staffordshire

Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Whether it is a lone raider breaking into a shed or a balaclava-clad gang sneaking into your home, burglary is undoubtedly one of the most unsettling crimes around. Victims often speak of how they feel violated and no longer safe in their own home. It is bad enough when householders have been out and return to find their property totally ransacked and valuables missing. But many have the terrifying experience of being confronted by their masked intruders in the dead of the night.

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The British Bigfoot: Guardians of Ancient Sites? They Just Might Be

One final thing for the controversy surrounding the thought-form/Tulpa issue: I thought that today I would expand on the matter of the “British Bigfoot” connection to all of this. As I mentioned in my previous article, there is a theory that the “creature” is a thought-form designed to guard ancient sites – and that has done so for millennia. Some might dismiss such things as nonsense, but the fact is that sightings of Bigfoot-type creatures in the U.K., and where ancient sites can be found, abound. And I don’t exaggerate. The main reason why most people don’t know of the strange phenomenon is because, simply, it doesn’t get a great deal of publicity. And even when it is highlighted, the whole thing is dismissed or laughed at. Too bad. There

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Staffordshire farm shop to reopen popular plant centre this weekend

05:00, 1 MAY 2021 Owners of Canalside Farm Wendy and Chris Barton Want Stoke-on-Trent news emailed to you direct from our journalists? Sign up to our newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Keen gardeners are being invited to a popular Staffordshire farm to visit a plant centre. Canalside Farm, in Great Haywood, near Stafford, has reopened its plant centre this weekend. The family-run farm, which has been growing bedding and pot plants for the past 20 years, has produced over 60,000 hanging baskets during this time.

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