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msn.com | Gwyneth Rees
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telegraph.co.uk | Gwyneth Rees
The impact of being hit by a pushbike or e-bike can be as devastating as being struck by a car - for both the victim and their familyFor mother-of-three Savina Hewson, 56 at the time, the day she got knocked over by an Uber Eats courier riding an e-bike on the pavement was a day she feels lucky to have survived. Shuddering as she recalls the incident, she explains how a cyclist ploughed into her as she stood at a crossing, leaving her with severe concussion and bruising to her face.
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msn.com | Gwyneth Rees
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yahoo.com | Gwyneth Rees
With its ancient woodlands, multimillion-pound properties and the Jurassic coastline just a short drive away, Beaminster in west Dorset seems the perfect place for a star to escape the stresses of modern life. But the area’s resident celebrity, actor Martin Clunes, 63, has found himself embroiled in a bitter planning row with neighbours seeking to set up a permanent traveller site just 300 yards from his 130-acre farm, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
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telegraph.co.uk | Gwyneth Rees
In 2006, the council issued an enforcement notice against him, with his site described as "visually intrusive and detrimental to the appearance and character of the area". But he remained in situ and almost a decade later, in 2015, he was granted five-year temporary permission to remain, while he looked for other suitable traveller accommodation. A local planning expert, who didn't wish to be named, says the decision over his future status is far from straightforward.
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