
Dylan Hayward
Reporter at Leicester Mercury
Leicestershire Live Reporter | Award winning journalist | Bylines: @BBCWorld, @DailyMirror, @birmingham_live, @ForcesNews, @BhamWorld_, @Caters_News.
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3 days ago |
leicestermercury.co.uk | Owen Hughes |Dylan Hayward
A Leicestershire man has fallen foul of Wales' controversial 20mph speed limits on a road that could soon return to 30mph. Martin Toms received his first speeding ticket in 57 years of driving after being caught at 31mph on the A548. Mr Toms, a retired salesman from Melton, had travelled from Leicestershire to stay in Chester with his wife Wendy.
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5 days ago |
leicestermercury.co.uk | Richard Ault |Dylan Hayward
Leicestershire's vehicle crime hotspots have been exposed in a new interactive map. The data reveals the areas where cars, vans and bikes are most at risk of being stolen, broken into or damaged. Police recorded more than 340,000 cases of vehicle crime in England and Wales last year, which includes theft from or of a vehicle, or any attempt to interfere with it.
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1 week ago |
leicestermercury.co.uk | Dylan Hayward |Mason Moore
A Leicestershire charity shop has issued a warning to drivers who have been using its donation area for free parking. Staff at the Air Ambulance shop in Hinckley say drivers are parking in spaces meant for people dropping off donations. The shop took to social media with a "polite reminder" on Saturday (May 3). They reported that on one morning two spaces for the donation area were taken up by two cars and a white van without making any contributions to the store itself.
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1 week ago |
leicestermercury.co.uk | Dylan Hayward
A Leicester man was diagnosed with bowel cancer after returning from a holiday where he proposed to his partner. Chris Kirt had to fly home for a colonoscopy after developing severe bowel cancer symptoms during his trip to Rome with partner Lauren, 26. The father-of-three now uses social media to urge his followers to keep asking their doctor questions if they're showing any bowel cancer symptoms.
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1 week ago |
leicestermercury.co.uk | Dylan Hayward
Leicestershire residents have been issued guidance about bin collections for the upcoming May bank holiday weekend. Leicester City Council and the seven district and borough councils across Leicestershire are responsible for organising collections and informing residents of any changes to the usual schedule. With the May bank holiday (Monday, May 5), we have pulled together a round up of when each area can expect to see their bins collected.
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