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bbc.co.uk | Niki Hinman
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, The petition said the consultation was flawedLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceA petition has been launched to stop West Berkshire Council from changing the frequency of bin collections, following a survey in which most people voted against the change. The authority currently collects the black bins every two weeks but plans to extend this to once in every three weeks.
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bbc.com | Niki Hinman
Petition against three-weekly bin collection planNiki HinmanLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceGetty ImagesThe petition said the consultation was flawedA petition has been launched to stop West Berkshire Council from changing the frequency of bin collections, following a survey in which most people voted against the change. The authority currently collects the black bins every two weeks but plans to extend this to once in every three weeks.
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bbc.com | Niki Hinman
Badminton Horse Trials: Putting on the showNiki HinmanBBC News, West of EnglandBBCSarah, right, says she has to climb a tall stepladder to get the scores written on the boardAround 200,000 visitors are expected to head to Badminton Horse Trials later to watch some of the world's top riders and horses compete. But what does it actually take to put on one of the most prestigious horsing events in the annual calendar?
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bbc.com | Niki Hinman
Badminton 'for shopping' as well as horsesBBCSomerset sculptor Jan Sweeney in her studio in Stawell preparing her sculptures to show at Badminton Horse TrialsA local artist says many of the 200,000 or so visitors to the Badminton Horse Trials go to shop. There are dozens of marquees and more than 500 exhibitors selling everything from clothes, to horse equipment, to jewellery at the event. Local companies from Wiltshire, Gloucestershire, Bristol and Somerset have been selling to racegoers.
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bbc.com | Niki Hinman
Army of volunteers behind Badminton Horse TrialsNiki HinmanBBC News, West of EnglandBBCMartin Fleur-Lane has been volunteering at Badminton for nearly 30 years More than 800 volunteers turn up every year to help out at the Badminton Horse Trials in Gloucestershire which run this week between 7 - 11 May. For one couple the event, which attracts about 200,000 visitors to watch the best horses and riders in the world, it really is a love affair.
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