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City's readiness for Universal theme park raises concerns (opens the original)
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Concerns have been raised over whether a city near Universal's proposed new theme park can cope with an estimated 8.5 million visitors a year when it opens in 2031. Central Milton Keynes is just 20 minutes by car from where the resort will be built at Kempston Hardwick. Conservative councillor Johnny Luk said: "We could have four times more visitors on our doorstep than Alton Towers and so far we have a readiness plan that is about one sentence long." Council leader Liberal Democrat Jane Carr in
Hertfordshire nature reserves spot rare species during heatwaves (opens the original)
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A wildlife trust said some species had been spotted in nature reserves this summer for the first time in years. Volunteers for the Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust recorded a great white egret near Ware and more than 300 Chalkhill blue butterflies at Hexton Chalk Pit near Hitchin, where they also found a glow-worm for the first time in 25 years. The trust said it was partly due to the unusually hot weather but also the result of increased surveying and monitoring in the county. Senior reserves
Female climber from Bedford makes mountaineering history on Eiger (opens the original)
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Imagine spending 13 nights slowly climbing up the side of one of the most dangerous rock faces on Earth. Bedford climber Fay Manners, 39, has made mountaineering history doing just that after becoming the first British woman to open a new route on the north face of the Eiger in Switzerland on 13 August. The mountain is famed for its 1,800m (5,900 ft) vertical north face which was first conquered in 1938. Manners said: "It's a mountain where we've seen not only decades of men opening routes, but
Travellers leave Hertfordshire land after High Court injunction (opens the original)
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Travellers who set up an unauthorised camp on green belt land have now moved off the site after a High Court injunction. They had been given a deadline of 24 August to leave Friendless Lane in Flamstead, Hertfordshire. In July, deputy high court judge Christopher Kennedy ruled in favour of Dacorum Borough Council after it took legal action in a bid to clear the area. Billy Pither, chairman of Flamstead Parish Council, said: "They have been leaving steadily over the last week and we had drone foo
Buckinghamshire village of 113 may expand to include 8,000 homes (opens the original)
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A village with a population of 113 could become part of a new town and expand to include 8,000 homes. Beachampton, between Buckingham and Milton Keynes, is part of Buckinghamshire Council's local plan, external proposals for 91,000 homes in the area by 2045. Alison Huizeling, who has lived in Beachampton for 10 years, said: "We're going to be surrounded by lots of houses and the land and beauty of this area will go considerably." Steven Broadbent, the Conservative leader of Buckinghamshire Counc
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