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13 hours ago |
bbc.co.uk | Jonny Manning |Ollie Rawlinson
Image caption, Friends Ethan, 12, and Kaelan, 13, want new equipment installed at their local playgroundBBC News, North East and CumbriaBBC News, North East and CumbriaTwo boys who describe their local playground as "broken, boring and full of graffiti" are campaigning to have it improved. Twelve-year-old Ethan, and Kaelan, 13, have been knocking on doors and asking people to sign a petition calling for Flimby Playground in Cumbria to be upgraded.
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15 hours ago |
bbc.com | Jonny Manning |Ollie Rawlinson
Boys collect 600 signatures to improve playgroundJonny Manning & Ollie RawlinsonBBC News, North East and CumbriaBBCFriends Ethan, 12, and Kaelan, 13, want new equipment installed at their local playgroundTwo boys who describe their local playground as "broken, boring and full of graffiti" are campaigning to have it improved. Twelve-year-old Ethan, and Kaelan, 13, have been knocking on doors and asking people to sign a petition calling for Flimby Playground in Cumbria to be upgraded.
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2 weeks ago |
aol.com | Daniel Holland |Jonny Manning
A petition to prevent a new football stadium for Newcastle United being built on the city's oldest park has been presented to councillors. More than 28,000 people have opposed rumoured plans that would see the club build on Leazes Park, next to St James', despite NUFC not announcing the move.
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2 months ago |
bbc.com | Nathan Bevan |Jonny Manning
Rare coin man must pay £103k or face jail againNathan Bevan & Jonny ManningBBC News, North East and CumbriaCrown Prosecution ServiceRoger Pilling has been ordered to pay £103,000 for two missing treasure coinsA metal detectorist who planned to sell a hoard of Anglo-Saxon coins has been ordered to pay £103,000 or face being jailed again. Roger Pilling, 77, from Loveclough, near Rawtensall, Lancashire, was told he had three months to come up with the six-figure crime proceeds settlement.
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2 months ago |
bbc.co.uk | Jonny Manning |Mat Trewern
Image caption, Arthur Ferguson still plays an active role in the business he started with his wife 70 years ago BBC News, North East and CumbriaA 100-year-old shopkeeper who has been in business for more than seven decades says he may consider retiring "in a year or two". Arthur Ferguson and his wife Cicely turned a former bakery in Millom, Cumbria, into a haberdashery in the 1950s, and since then it has become a steadfast part of the community.
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