Dotty McLeod
Breakfast Show Presenter at BBC
Breakfast presenter at @BBCCambs | Views mine, not the BBC's | Picked up a tonne of litter in 2022 #OneTonneChallenge 💪🗑️🚮
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bbc.com | Shariqua Ahmed |Dotty McLeod
New 50-metre pool vital for young athletes - coachShariqua Ahmed and Dotty McLeodBen NegusBen Negus said a new competition pool would enable the city to host competitions and attract visitorsThe head of a swimming club said a city council's plan to build a 50-metre swimming pool was "vital" to support the athletes of the future.
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bbc.co.uk | Dotty McLeod |Laura Devlin
Image source, Supplied by familyImage caption, Frankie has been on a 354-mile round-trip for a midweek game at BlackpoolA five-year-old Peterborough United fan has been praised for his dedication in attending every league game of the season, home and away. Frankie will walk out with the players ahead of Posh's final home game on Saturday - his sixth outing as mascot and his 44th as a spectator.
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Dotty McLeod
The pint-sized Posh fan who goes to every gameDotty McLeodLaura DevlinSupplied by familyFrankie has been on a 354-mile round-trip for a midweek game at BlackpoolA five-year-old Peterborough United fan has been praised for his dedication in attending every league game of the season, home and away. Frankie will walk out with the players ahead of Posh's final home game on Saturday - his sixth outing as mascot and his 44th as a spectator.
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bbc.com | Helen Burchell |Dotty McLeod
'Hotbed of rave culture' - East Anglia in the '90sHelen Burchell & Dotty McLeodGetty ImagesMemories of raves are being collated for a "people's history" of the genreIf glow sticks and "techno, techno, techno" mean anything to you, perhaps you lived the '90s rave culture - and if you did, an author is hoping to document your memories. Music journalist Matt Anniss says Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Suffolk were a "hotbed" of the rave scene back in the day.
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bbc.com | Harriet Heywood |Dotty McLeod
Owner of shot alpacas seeks help to treat survivorHarriet Heywood & Dotty McLeodKatherine Ganczakowski/BBCA fundraiser was set up to help pay the vet bills for Phoebe, who survived a gunshot wound to the faceThe owner of four alpacas shot dead with a rifle has appealed for help with the treatment costs for their surviving animal. Phoebe, a 15-year-old alpaca, suffered a gunshot wound to the face in March when the herd was attacked in East Hatley, near Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire.
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