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No slowing down for Wigan sweetmaker 'Toffee Ron' (opens the original)
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A popular confectioner from Wigan, whose family have been handcrafting sweets in the town for more than a century, said he has no plans of slowing down. Ron Westhead, 73, known as "Toffee Ron", learnt the almost forgotten art of sweet making as a 14-year-old apprentice. Using homemade machinery, he makes and sells traditional favourites, including pear drops and 'curley aniseed' from the town's Victorian Makinson Arcade. "Because it's low scale there's nothing rushed," said Westhead. "There's no
'Unsung hero' binman immortalised in New Brighton pub mural (opens the original)
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One of a seaside town's unsung heroes has been immortalised with his own mural on a pub. Kenny Dunn, 70, has kept the seafront clean at New Brighton in Wirral for the last nine years and the man responsible for the area's regeneration decided it was time to recognise him on the wall of the James Atherton pub. "It's fantastic, I'm overwhelmed its really special to me and my family as well - they have said I'm a superstar," said Dunn. "I was hoping it wouldn't look like that Ronaldo statue," he ad
'Gentle giant' died after medication withdrawn, inquest told (opens the original)
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A keen rugby player and strongman described by his mother as a "gentle giant" had a prescription for anti-psychotic medication withdrawn weeks before his death, an inquest heard. James Snowden, who had struggled with suicidal feelings since childhood, was 21 when his body was found at his family home in Altrincham in December 2024. Manchester South Coroner's Court heard after numerous attempts to take his own life he had been prescribed sulpiride in 2021 - which his mother said had helped him "p
Four men killed in Huyton, Merseyside, as car hits lamp-post (opens the original)
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Four men have died after a car hit a lamp-post on Merseyside, police have said. The car left the road and crashed on Liverpool Road, Huyton, just before 02:00 BST. The men, two aged 23, and two others, aged 24 and 26, died at the scene, Merseyside Police said. A 27-year-old man who was a passenger inside the vehicle has been taken to hospital and is in a stable condition, the force added. The black Seat Cupra had been travelling from Liverpool towards Knowsley before it came off the road and hit
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