
Lewis Adams
Journalist at BBC
East of England journalist @BBCnews. ex senior crime reporter @thegazette | [email protected]
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bbc.com | Lewis Adams
Shopfronts in market town to receive £490k boostLewis AdamsHistoric EnglandTavistock Street is one of the two areas targeted by the fundingShopfronts in a historical market town are due to be revitalised thanks to £490,000 in funding. Historic England gave the money towards improving the Tavistock Street and Broadway areas of Bedford. A total of £6.5m has already been dished out as part of the project, which aimed to breathe new life into older buildings in the town.
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bbc.com | Lewis Adams |Ben Fryer
Vicar astonished as stage four cancer 'disappears'Lewis Adams & Ben FryerLewis Adams/BBCThe Reverend Matthew Simpkins had been preparing loved ones for his deathA vicar diagnosed with stage four skin cancer said he was "astonished" after the disease appeared to have left his body. The Reverend Matthew Simpkins, from Colchester, said he had been preparing to die after his diagnosis in 2021. But there was no sign of cancer on his last five scans, a realisation he told the BBC was "remarkable".
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bbc.com | Lewis Adams
Pictures show county cricket match 100 years agoLewis AdamsEssex County Cricket ClubEssex County Cricket Club played its first ever game at the County Ground 100 years agoCentury-old pictures that show Essex County Cricket Club's first match at their ground in Chelmsford are being shared for the anniversary. The images have been retrieved from the club's archive to mark 100 years since the side took on Oxford University at the County Ground on 20 June 1925.
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bbc.com | Lewis Adams
Racehorse sculpture could fetch £300k at auctionLewis AdamsChristie's Images LtdThe sculpture was designed for tabletop displayAn auctioneer said a sculpture of "one of the most iconic racehorses in British sporting history" was expected to fetch up to £300,000. Thoroughbred Brown Jack had six consecutive victories at Ascot between 1929 and 1934.
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bbc.com | Lewis Adams
Book collector 'gobsmacked' to find notes by wifeLewis AdamsLewis Adams/BBCSteph Mills said it was "mind-blowing" a discovery to makeA book collector was "completely gobsmacked" to find a charity shop novel contained a note written 50 years ago by his wife. Steph Mills was rearranging his Enid Blyton collection at home in Hockley, Essex, when he discovered the handwritten message by spouse Karen.
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Full report as Jay Emmanuel-Thomas is jailed for four years. The footballer - who played for Arsenal, Ipswich Town, Aberdeen, Bristol City and QPR - among other clubs, was behind a plot to smuggle £600k worth of cannabis into the UK https://t.co/TuMZ0cGaPl

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