
Joshua Askew
Journalist at BBC
Journalist @BBCNews for South East England | ex-@Euronews | views my own
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5 days ago |
bbc.com | Joshua Askew
One WW2 Spitfire engine's 'fascinating story'Joshua AskewGetty ImagesThe engine sat on a farm for a decade The engine of a Spitfire that crashed in a field in East Sussex during World War Two is set to go on display in a museum. How it got there has been called a "fascinating" story. When Phil Wooler was a boy he saw the aircraft come down in a field near his family's farm in Arlington on a spring morning in 1942.
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5 days ago |
nz.news.yahoo.com | Joshua Askew |South East
The engine of a Spitfire that crashed in a field in East Sussex during World War Two is set to go on display in a museum. How it got there has been called a "fascinating" story. When Phil Wooler was a boy he saw the aircraft come down in a field near his family's farm in Arlington on a spring morning in 1942. His daughter-in-law Jane Wooler told the BBC the Australian pilot Ted Hall - who Mr Wooler later met - parachuted out of the plane after its windscreen became coated in oil due to a fault.
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6 days ago |
bbc.com | Joshua Askew
New funding to 'save' William Blake's cottageJoshua AskewBlake Cottage TrustThe trust which runs the building (pictured above in April 2024) has previously warned it could be "lost forever"The West Sussex cottage where poet and artist William Blake wrote the words for Jerusalem has secured National Lottery funding. Blake's thatched cottage in Felpham was awarded just under £244,000 to address "urgent structural" concerns in the walls and chimneys and preserve and restore its roof and timbering.
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1 week ago |
bbc.com | Joshua Askew
Joshua AskewBBC News, South EastSafety concerns have been raised after a child jumped onto a moving model train in West Sussex. The Goffs Park Light Railway in Crawley said the "extremely dangerous" incident took everyone on board the train by surprise, but added the child and passengers were uninjured. It warned there could have been a far more serious outcome, such as derailment, and urged the council to improve safety measures around the tracks.
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1 week ago |
bbc.com | Joshua Askew
Joshua AskewBBC News, South EastA council agency has claimed that the Queensway Gateway Road project in Hastings has made significant progress, despite what it called "technical challenges". East Sussex Highways said it had completed vegetation clearance, streetlighting installation, landscaping, and built a splinter island on the A21 Sedlescombe Road North.
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