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Travelodge review 'emotional read' for room security victim (opens the original)
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A woman who experienced a naked man performing sex acts outside her Travelodge hotel room says a review into the chain's security was an "emotional read". Wendy Griffith was one of dozens of people who shared their stories after the BBC revealed how a woman woke up to a man sexually assaulting her in her bed at the chain's Maidenhead branch in December 2022 after staff gave him a key card and her room number. Griffith said she felt "sadness and frustration that women had to go through these expe
Lorry driver convicted after Swallowfield bridge wrecked (opens the original)
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A man has been convicted of driving a lorry without due care and attention after he drove into a brick bridge. Daniel Gowers, of Dunedin Road, Havering, was found guilty of striking the bridge in Swallowfield, Berkshire, on 11 February. The 33-year-old was fined £1,100, ordered to pay a £440 surcharge and £130 in costs, and given nine points on his driving licence in his absence at Reading Magistrates' Court on 15 September. The vehicle smashed one side of the brick wall and forced a closure of
Farmers respond to £2m drought fund as grant applications open (opens the original)
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A farmer has said grants of up to £2,000 for those hit by drought over the summer are "better than nothing" but warned more help is needed. The money is coming from a £2m fund set up by the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution (RABI) to help eligible farming households meet personal and household living costs. It comes after the UK experienced its hottest summer on record and droughts were declared in much of the south of England. RABI, which is a charity, said it hoped the money would "pro
Thames Water's £10bn rescue deal should be rejected - MPs (opens the original)
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A cross-party committee of MPs has urged the government to reject a £10bn takeover proposal from Thames Water's creditors. The UK's biggest water company owes roughly £20bn and has been working with creditors and government officials. A report by the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (EFRA) Committee has now said the government should consider placing it into special administration, a form of temporary nationalisation. A Thames Water spokesperson said it needed to be "recapitalised and put on
I turned my entire house pink – now I'm selling it (opens the original)
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A house decorated in pink both inside and out and nicknamed "The Pink Palace" by its owner has been put up for sale. The four-to-five-bed property in Brookside, Sandhurst, which was originally built as a three-bedroom detached bungalow, has been put on the market for £725,000. Owner Sarah, 46, who lives with her husband and stepson, said she had "loved pink for probably as long as I can remember" and it had "become like a personal brand". The event consultant has lived in the house for eight yea
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