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Posted on October 26, 2017October 25, 2017 by admin

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  • Slip road reopens after lorry overturns September 7, 2026
    There are still some delays in the area after the incident affected rush hour traffic.
  • Police warning after 'cloned' car sales double September 7, 2026
    Anyone who has bought a cloned car is unlikely to get their money back, making them a fraud victim.
  • Travellers' site may be torn down over flood risk September 7, 2026
    A travellers' site could be demolished after the Planning Inspectorate upholds a council's decision.
  • Planning system 'biggest hurdle' for new homes plan September 7, 2026
    Local housing associations say the planning system needs to improve to help them build homes faster.
  • A man's dying wildflower wish is now blooming September 7, 2026
    After a cancer diagnosis Mark's legacy lives on in Exmoor wildflower meadows.

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