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Penalty tickets are issued to 5,700 drivers caught illegally using the Llanthony Road Bridge bus lane in Gloucester.

Visitors to Crickley Hill are to be charged to park to help safeguard services threatened by budget cuts.

Five men are jailed after conning elderly householders into paying thousands for substandard or unnecessary work.

Young people in Gloucestershire who have eating disorders are offered help from a new support group.

Two illegal immigrants are caught trying to enter the UK on a beer-filled lorry bound for Gloucestershire.

Eleven endangered Philippine ducks are stolen from a bird sanctuary on Wearside.

Works are installed in the grounds of Sudeley Castle

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Gloucestershire Football Association will be holding trials for the Women's Under 18s Representative Squad for the 2010/11 season.

The FA and the County Football Associations have introduced changes to the discipline process that clubs secretaries, players and other participants involved with football need to be aware of.

The Gloucestershire County Youth League has a vacancy for a Referee Secretary for the South of the County.

The University of the West of England is working in partnership with Gloucestershire FA to offer an undergraduate or graduate a 10-month voluntary Football Development Officer position based at the University's Centre for Sport, Frenchay Campus. The Officer will be responsible for increasing football participation across campus and local community by working closely with the University Sport Development staff, Gloucestershire FA staff and a number of other partners in sport.

Rebecca Burrows a former Gloucestershire Centre of Excellence player between 2004 and 2007 has been selected to play for New Zealand Under 17's in the Under 17 World Cup Finals next month.

The Gloucestershire FA has one vacancy for an Assistant Coach for the Disability Centre of Excellence U18's age Group.

Between 12th - 16th July, 103 Young Leaders from across the Country descended upon Walsall Campus of the University of Wolverhampton for The FA National Leadership and Volunteering Camp 2010.

FA Female Coach Mentor for the South West, Peter Amos, is running an Introductory Session for female coaches who have FA Level 1 Certificate in Coaching and are interested in progressing further.

Gloucestershire FA has now confirmed the 2010-11 coach education programme for Level 1 Coaching Courses and FA Learning Specialist Courses.

Thought your playing days were over? Think again!  If you used to play or want to carry on playing, Gloucestershie FA's Veterans League could be a perfect way to Get Into Football from less than £5.00 per player per game.

Team news ahead of Saturday's Blue Square Bet Premier match.

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's game between Barnet and Cheltenham in League Two.

Gloucester and England lock Dave Attwood says they cannot afford to underestimate Premiership new boys Exeter at Sandy Park on Saturday.

Gloucestershire captain Alex Gidman promises a thorough inquest following his side's championship defeat at home to Derbyshire inside two days.

Cheltenham Town extend the loan of Coventry and England Under-19 striker Shaun Jeffers until January.

Chesney Hughes hits an unbeaten 96 as Derbyshire fight back to beat Gloucestershire inside two days at Bristol.

Cheltenham Town boss Mark Yates reveals he wants 19-year-old winger Marley Watkins to go out on loan.

All the information you need ahead of the new season

Hustings' opportunities for people to hear Richard Graham and ask questions
Southgate Baptist Church 7.30pm 22 April
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Over the next six weeks door-to-door canvassers will be advising householders in the city how they can make the m...

City residents are due to get a new recycling scheme from February 2010 enabling them to recycle mo...

Both City Council run museums in Gloucester are set for major makeovers.
The City Museum and Art Gallery in Bru...

Jackie Hall appointed deputy Conservative boss

Cllr Barry Dare has announced the first change to...

Government slashes regeneration cash for Gloucestershire

In the middle of the worst recession in...

Government slammed for A40 misery

Conservatives on Gloucestershire County Council have slammed t...

Conservatives launch county manifesto

Gloucestershire Conservatives have published full details of their manifesto f...

Dhanda and Drew betray heroic Ghurkas

Two Gloucestershire Labour MPs, Parmjit Dhanda and David D...

Labour calls for £137pa council tax hike

Gloucestershire Labour MPs and councillors have a...

i can not understand why people who are doing community service are not sorting through the household waste recycled what has been unnecessarily tipped! Also why are Bradford not starting a fining scheme we do alot of recycling but have freinds and family members who boast of having two bins and filing them and that they can not be bothered recyling!!! Everyone in society seems so preoccupied with their rights, yet nobody seems to have told them they also have responisiblities to their community!

Tetra Pak is showing great leadership in this area. I wish more milk, juice, water and wine would be sold in environmentally friendly cartons! Peter Chester

what a good idea. enjoyed the one in penycae last saturday. how nice to take the grandkids out and not have to say no you can,t have it, i can,t afford it. what a load of nonscence, the plastic chairs from skip is. what is this country comming to.

Hi there-yep, its good to see the big UK energy companies finally getting behind wind and other forms of clean energy. Scotland in particular has enormous wind potential, hopefully more of our companies will begin to capitalise on this new found enthusiasm ie: http://www.hydro.co.uk. Maybe then we can begin to close the gap on the Scandanavians......

In the US, there's a non-profit group called FreeGeek that operates like the Brant Freenet organization you mentioned here. They also provide computers to needy individuals and groups in exchange for community service. I have heard about a company in Belgium called Umicore that performs electronic recycling quite efficiently - with less than half of 1% remaining waste that couldn't be returned to the manufacturing cycle. Thanks for this article.

Very interesting as a brief note. Will be interested in the details. The key to sucessful recycling is not only to dis-asemble the pieces but to treat them into recoverable and valuable individual streams in a reasonably economic process. Getting metals distinguished into adequately pure streams of useful individual metals or alloys will be a difficult problem. Looking forward to find the detailed work, if there is ever sufficient disclosure to judge details of the process and end stream analysis. Also the restriction or makeup of the starting circuit products may make considerable difference in the ease and universality of the process.

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Allotment holders wage war on 'greedy' National Trust after rent is hiked 400% - Deep in this picturesque slice of Purbeck countryside something has erupted to disturb the rural idyll: the threat of a 400 per cent rent rise. [Money Mail]

Cameron is new UK prime minister - David Cameron is the UK's new prime minister, bringing the Conservatives back into power after 13 years. [Front Page News]

TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson told to allow walkers to use footpath - The television presenter Jeremy Clarkson is told to reopen a footpath through his property on the Isle of Man. [Front Page News]

Where are you most likely to survive a heart attack? You're better off in a Swiss brothel than a public building in Britain - One in three people who have a heart attack dies before reaching hospital. Experts believe these figures could be reduced drastically if there were more defibrillators in public places. [Health]

Public opinion will force a Lib Lab party to have a new election.The answer is not to have a Lib Lab pack in the national Interest.
If there is a New Election there will be no Liberal candidates voted in.

South Africa given extra Cup cash - The man running the 2010 World Cup for Fifa admits an extra £67m had to be injected into the project to ensure hosts South Africa were ready on time. [Front Page News]

Greek economy 'to shrink by 3%' - The European Commission says it expects the Greek economy to shrink by 3% this year, amid continued market jitters. [Business]

Three killed in Greece protests - At least three people are killed in Greece as protesters set fire to a bank building during a general strike over austerity measures. [Front Page News]

Cameron 'going all out' for win - David Cameron says he is "going all out" to win the election, as he cotninues his round-the-clock final push for votes. [Front Page News]

More schools fail Ofsted checks - More schools in England are being judged as inadequate in Ofsted's new-style inspections, according to figures just released. [Front Page News]

Metro Bank has made an encouraging start to life on Britain's High Street attracting more customers than expected, says its chief executive

HSBC today announced plans to stock £5 notes in nearly 400 cash machines as the Bank of England is keen to get more into circulation

Northern Rock has launched a new version of its popular one-year Isa at 2.85%. Should you take advantage?

Recruitment firm Hays reported signs of recovery in the jobs market, particularly in finance, but warned not enough jobs are being created

A cooling global economy and an impending austerity squeeze in Britain will make the Bank of England wait well into next year before hiking interest rates, according to a Reuters poll

One in three cashback website users have never received their cash - so are these websites a con?

Carluccio's, the Italian restaurant group and delicatessen, has agreed to be bought for £90m by the Dubai-based Landmark Group

BHP Billiton is on a charm offensive in the US as shareholders continue to turn their noses up at its £25bn hostile bid for fertiliser firm Potash

HSBC, Europe's biggest bank and one of Britain's biggest companies, has threatened to leave its London HQ if planned bank reforms are pushed through

Caution on behalf of traders awaiting US jobs data later today sees the FTSE 100 edge 9.38 up to 5,380.42

Pumpmaker Weir Group has snapped up the valves business of India's BDK Engineering for around £40m

The Restaurant Group saw its shares spike on rumours of a pending takeover by puns group Mitchells & Butlers

Improved revenues at the rail and bus operator were offset by a £30m cut in taxpayer-funded handouts to its rail division

McBride has declared that it has fought off fierce competition from branded rivals after posting record annual sales and profits

Energy efficiency company Eaga said public sector cuts are unlikely to hit its business

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10th May 2010 Cllr. Philip Booth was re-elected with an even larger majority than previously - click on 'Read More' to see his letter of thanks sent to the local press. Sadly Stroud District Greens did not win Nailsworth and Bisley with their two excellent candidates who would have been a huge asset to the District. Other results coming soon to this website. Photo: Philip in front of fields that have been threatened with development

The Green Party seeks to create a just, equitable and sustainable society. Here in Gloucestershire we are working hard with local people to provide a better quality of life for all. To find out more about Gloucestershire Green party please browse this website or contact us (index.php?option=com_contact catid=4 Itemid=3). For national policy see The Green Party website (http://www.greenparty.org.uk/).

The Green Party is fielding Parliamentary candidates in five of the six Gloucestershire constituencies.

The next Coffee House Discussion will be on Friday, September 24th at Star Anise cafe, Gloucester Street, Stroud, from 7.30-9.30pm. Do we want new nuclear weapons? Our Government is about to take decisions on future military expenditure and our nuclear weapons: - What is the use of nuclear weapons in tomorrow's world? - Should the UK spend £billions to replace its Trident nuclear submarine fleet with a new nuclear system? - How do Britain's decisions affect worldwide nuclear non-proliferation negotiations? - What would a better defence policy be like? 7.30-9.30 at Star Anise Cafe, Gloucester St., Stroud. Come and join us, listen to the introductory speakers and then have your say - or just come and listen! 'Read more' to find out the idea behind these Coffee House Discussions.

A former MI6 worker from London is given a 12-month jail sentence for trying to sell top secret material for £2m.

On the M25 clockwise between junctions J10 and J12, there are currently delays of 10 mins due to heavy traffic . Normal traffic conditions expected from 3:30 pm.

Lord Prescott says he is prepared to take legal action to find out whether News of The World journalists hacked into his phone messages.

The US shed 54,000 jobs in August as the government dismissed more temporary census workers, but a rise in private sector employment offered hope that the economy could fend off a second recession

Traders are piling into risky bets after a better than expected US labour market report reinforced hopes that the US economy can avoid sliding back into recession.

Veteran broadcaster Sarah Kennedy is leaving BBC Radio 2's Dawn Patrol show - 34 years after joining the station

The newlyweds, who tied the knot on August 7th, went out for a romantic meal at Mayfair restaurant Locanda Locatelli last night, holding hands and looking loved-up.

A pathologist at the centre of a row over a death at the G20 protests is suspended.

The BBC denies the director general compromised its independence by visiting Downing Street to discuss coverage of the government's spending cuts.

The BBC denies the director general compromised its independence by visiting Downing Street to discuss coverage of the government's spending cuts.

A teenager pleads not guilty to murdering her 61-year-old father along with three other people.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says direct peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians are doomed to fail, in the first regional reaction to the talks.

With a heavy security presence, Mozambique's capital is calm after two days of riots, however there are reports of clashes in Chimoio city.

A former MI6 worker is given a 12-month jail sentence for trying to sell top secret material for £2m.

Lord Prescott says he is prepared to take legal action to find out whether News of The World journalists hacked into his phone messages.

Two police officers are suspended from driving duties after crashing a car they had seized from a suspected drink-driver.

Veteran broadcaster Sarah Kennedy is leaving BBC Radio 2's Dawn Patrol show - 34 years after joining the station

Several "potential victims of human trafficking" have been rescued in raids on suspected brothels in Belfast, police say.

A pathologist at the centre of a row over the death of a man during the G20 protests is suspended from the medical register for three months.

The BBC denies the director general compromised its independence by visiting Downing Street to discuss coverage of the government's spending cuts.

The former Liberal Democrat MP Sir Cyril Smith has died, aged 82, the party confirms.

Portuguese judges find an ex-ambassador, a former TV presenter and five others guilty of sexually abusing children in care.

The US economy shed another 54,000 jobs in August, the third month in a row that jobs have been lost, official figures show.

Rory Cellan-Jones tries out 3D video equipment and looks at the latest ultra thin and bright OLED TVs.

One in four state primary schools in England has no male teacher, statistics show.

A bomb kills at least 42 people at a Shia Muslim rally in the south-western city of Quetta, the second attack on Pakistan's religious minority in days.

Welsh MP Chris Bryant says he believes his answer machine messages were intercepted by journalists at a tabloid newspaper.

Edinburgh Fringe officials defend their decision to count customers of free shows in their box office returns.

Nigel Farage says he will stand for the leadership of the UK Independence Party, a position he held until last year.

Dublin delays a deal to allow transfers of EU citizens' data to Israel, which is accused of forging passports.

Police are appealing for witnesses following a spate of distraction burglaries in Bristol and Somerset.

A man has been handed a five month prison sentence for being drunk on an inbound flight to Bristol.

Police are appealing for witnesses and information after two thefts of Lister D stationary engines.

Police are warning that thieves are targeting mopeds and motorbikes parked outside people's homes in Bristol and South Gloucestershire.

A 31-year-old man arrested after police raided a house in Yate on Thursday September 02 2010 and found suspected cannabis plants has been bailed pending forensic tests on the plants.

Five rogue traders were sentenced to a total of 19 years imprisonment today after tricking elderly householders into paying thousands for substandard or unnecessary work.

Police have seized around 50 suspected cannabis plants, with a potential street value up to £50,000 in a raid on a house in Yate.

A 39-year-old man arrested on suspicion of the murder of Melanie Hall was this afternoon (Wednesday Sept 1) released on police bail.

Known football hooligans will be targeted by police as they kick off their ports operation ahead of England's Euro 2012 qualifying game in Switzerland this week.

Avon and Somerset Police today (Tuesday Aug 31) arrested a 39-year-old man on suspicion of the murder of the Bath woman Melanie Hall, who disappeared in the city 14 years ago.

Police have charged four young men with racially aggravated criminal damage after racist graffiti appeared in Patchway.

Police arrested a man in Frenchay on Wednesday August 25 2010 after being called by a householder who disturbed a man in his garage.

Police investing a number of thefts from trades people's vans have arrested two men.

Fire crews attending a blaze at a storage shed in a remote location in Iron Acton called police after discovering an illicit alcohol still.

Police have charged a 17-year-old man with receiving stolen goods after recovering a stolen bicycle.

Police are appealing for witnesses and information following an assault in Yate.

Police are appealing for witnesses for a potentially serious road traffic accident that occurred at about 22:50 hours on Sunday the 22nd of August on the B4509, at Falfield, between Charfield and junction 14 of the M5 motorway.

Police are warning residents across Avon and Somerset to be on their guard against fraudsters following a series of incidents.

Police have renewed their warning to trades people to be on the alert to thieves targeting vans in South Gloucestershire.

Police are appealing for the driver of a vehicle to come forward after a collision on the border between Dorset and Somerset resulting in a man sustaining injuries after the van he was travelling in was struck by a deer.

The newly published research includes: The How's Business survey for May, which reflects recent business conditions in the region.  A key point to note in this update is that, whilst there continues to be evidence of late bookings, optimism across the industry has increased.      How's Business? May 2010 - Summary (PDF)  How's Business? May 201...

The Taste of the West Awards enjoys significant media coverage in both the trade and consumer sectors thanks to an extensive, multi-media PR campaign. These awards provide an excellent marketing tool for award winners by helping to convey the quality and values of their business to potential customers.   The awards cover 16 food and drink categories which are divided into 23 classes, along...

7th July 2010 RenewableUK is holding a free wind farm visit and seminar exclusively for planners and councillors, with the aim of enhancing their knowledge of wind energy development.  It will also provide a chance to share experiences with others in the development process, and give more confidence to make decisions in wind energy policy formation and case assessment.

7th July 2010 This event will look at arable reversion and its management.   Booking is essential -  courses may be cancelled due to low numbers.   Cost: £44.10 subject to eligibility. 

20th July 2010 Cornwall College Business invites you to join us at our free 'Business boosting' event open to businesses of all sizes from all sectors.   This event includes a wide range of taster sessions from the CCB’s short course range; networking opportunities and one to one training advice sessions. Book any course on the day of the event and secure funding (...

The independent South West TB Farm Advisory Service (SWTBFAS), hosted by the NFU, with a lead advisor, three trained and practical advisors and an administrator are able to visit farmers to give free, bespoke individual help and advice to mitigate the risk of contracting TB in  the herd, as well as measures to reduce the impact of TB on farms who already have the disease. The advisors will...

Results are from a new study in lowland streams in southern England which suggest that planting riparian woodland (trees on the margins of streams) could play an important part in preventing summer water temperatures exceeding dangerous limits. The findings come from a three-year study by Samantha Broadmeadow and Dr Tom Nisbet from Forest Research, the scientific research arm of the Forestry C...

These projects will explore the causes and consequences of threats to insect pollinators and ask questions about the decline of honeybees and other pollinating insects over recent years. The aim is to inform the development of mitigation strategies that will ensure that the pollination of agricultural and horticultural crops is protected and biodiversity in natural ecosystems is maintained. Fu...

The guide, titled 10 Questions and Answers to the New Organic Production Logo of the European Union, offers organic businesses further information and advice on the appropriate use of the EU organic logo. In addition, the Soil Association has produced its own guide Soil Association Certification Ltd's guide to the EU organic logo. Both guides are available to download&...

26th July 2010 Half day farm walk and on-farm OELS training visit. Natural England are hosting this event to equip expiring OELS scheme agreement holders with the skills, knowledge and confidence to successfully re-apply to OELS. Training will be provided on the management options available most suitable for your holding and on the renewals process and a refresher on how to work out t...

22nd July 2010   Half day farm walk and on-farm OELS training visit. Natural England are hosting this event to equip expiring OELS scheme agreement holders with the skills, knowledge and confidence to successfully re-apply to OELS. Training will be provided on the management options available most suitable for your holding and on the renewals process and a refresher on how to wor...

20th July 2010 Half day farm walk and on-farm OELS training visit. Natural England are hosting this event to equip expiring OELS scheme agreement holders with the skills, knowledge and confidence to successfully re-apply to OELS. Training will be provided on the management options available most suitable for your holding and on the renewals process and a refresher on how to work out t...

Peat bogs are important as they provide a carbon sink and so aid the capture of CO2. Many bogs in north-western Europe have become dried out through overuse and extraction of peat. The most common way to restore and conserve these vital eco-systems has been to build a dam to raise the water level on a large scale. However, research by University of Plymouth scientist Dr Wilco Verberk and othe...

29th July 2010 Looking back over the last twelve months it is evidnet that a revolution in dairy farming is on its way. Climate change and greenhouse gas emissions are becoming increasingly central to any discussion about progressive dairy farming. Following on from the Dairy UK/DairyCo conference ‘Carbon & Farming – Myths, Challenges and Opportunities’ on the ...

1st July 2010 There is rising interest locally in Community Supported Agriculture and there are many different ways of organising it, so please come along and learn more about (CSA) and what it might offer to both producers and consumers in West Somerset. Organised by Forum 21 & Transition Town Minehead and Alcombe   All welcome - free admission and refreshments

27th September 2010 27th - 30th September Every two years, meat professionals from throughout the world gather together at the IMS World Meat Congress to interchange ideas, meet their counterparts from other countries, discuss the state of the industry and analyse trends and issues which are set to influence its future.

3rd August 2010 The National Sheep Association presents Sheep 2010, the sheep industry’s premier biennial event. Sheep 2010 will feature a series of informative seminars complementing the wide range of educational and commercial trade stands.  

23rd September 2010 The way forward in a post-Copenhagen world. 23rd - 24th September The Conference will ask whether an international deal on climate will be reached in the next year. If not, what alternative forms of governance will emerge and what practical steps governments and business can take. Political leaders, chief negotiators, experts, analysts and heads of busines...

Bee Safe Bee Careful provides information on the use of pesticides and the bee and how to support the bumble bee population. Help Save the Bumble Bee provides practical advice on wild flower mixes, effective margins and how to gain points towards ELS.  Both leaflets are available from the Campaign for the Farmed Environment website.

The report demonstrates the work of the UK Pesticides Forum in 2009. It contains both 'annual report' items and the 'report of indicators reflecting impacts of pesticide use'.  The report draws together the work of Government, Industry and other important stakeholders to find ways of reducing the impact from the use of pesticides.     The report has been structured around ...

Saturday/Sunday 28/29th August. Car paint work damaged/keyed. Dog mess pushed in air conditioning intakes. Unsavory mess smeared down side of car.
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The CCTV camera fixed to the Tudor Hotel has a windscreen wiper which has been operating continuously since at least Saturday 28th, when I first noticed it shortly after a rainstorm.
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All the way up Crawley hill to the top up through the trees there are patches where the surface has broken up leaving potholes wich are extremely hazardous to motorcycles.
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Loose metal plate on footpath in front of house number 3 Charles street. Making nois and trip hazard.
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When it rained last week the drains in Eveyln Close seemed to be blocked and the surface water was ponding over the pavement making it difficult/impossible to cross. Please could the drains be cleared?
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Street light at the High Street end of this lane has been continually on for over four months now
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There is no drain cover on the drain, just before the entrance to Highnam woods from Ross On Wye to Gloucester. This is a big hazzard for cyclists other road users.
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Street light No. 3 just past the end of Penny Close on the alley running alongside Horsebere Brook is not working,
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The streetlight in the pefestrian bit of winsley road is flickering, it is only slightly but has been getting progressively worse. I am reporting it now, as if this lamp goes off the alley where we live will be very dark and potentially unsafe.
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Outside of our property at 27, Hatherley Court Road, Cheltenham GL51 3AG the pavement is badly damaged by tree roots. We have permission to remove the trees which is happening on the 01/09/2010. Please can you review and advise, the issue is also apparent at the neighbouring property.
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There are various potholes throughout the whole of Mankley Road
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New bins are needed desperately as there are hardly any!
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Street light No. 5 in Nine Elms Road is not working
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A branch has broken off a tree on the alley that runs between Nine Elms Road and Manor Park.
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The STOP sign at this junction was demolished by a drunken driver a few weeks ago - doesn't the law dictate that there should be STOP sign there alongside the STOP road markings ? When will this be rectified ?
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Road surface disintegrating in several places, area and depth increasing weekly
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The road surface outside No.57 has subsided on a previous road repair somewhere in the region of around 80mm and requires making up the the current road level
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Max Temp: 21°C (70°F), Min Temp: 9°C (48°F), Wind Direction: ESE, Wind Speed: 8mph, Visibility: moderate, Pressure: 1022mb, Humidity: 62%, UV risk: moderate, Pollution: low, Sunrise: 06:24BST, Sunset: 19:51BST

Max Temp: 22°C (72°F), Min Temp: 10°C (50°F), Wind Direction: SE, Wind Speed: 8mph, Visibility: moderate, Pressure: 1018mb, Humidity: 60%, UV risk: moderate, Pollution: low, Sunrise: 06:26BST, Sunset: 19:49BST

Max Temp: 22°C (72°F), Min Temp: 11°C (52°F), Wind Direction: ESE, Wind Speed: 14mph, Visibility: very good, Pressure: 1015mb, Humidity: 61%, UV risk: low, Pollution: low, Sunrise: 06:28BST, Sunset: 19:46BST