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Shropshire firefighter's emotion after 9/11 stair challenge (opens the original)
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A firefighter from Shropshire has described the emotion of joining more than 1,200 colleagues in a memorial stair climb honouring firefighters who lost their lives in the 9/11 attacks. Kat Frost was among almost 300 firefighters from the UK and Ireland who travelled to Atlanta, Georgia, to take part in the United 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb at baseball stadium Truist Park. Last weekend, participants climbed 110 flights of stairs in full fire kit in temperatures of about 35C and high humidity, repl
CrossCountry cancels trains due to driver shortage (opens the original)
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A number of CrossCountry rail services have been cancelled on Sunday due to a shortage of train drivers. Services heading out of Birmingham to Reading, Newcastle, Nottingham will no longer run, as well as services into the city from Nottingham, Newcastle, Paignton, Bournemouth, Nottingham, Manchester Piccadilly and Bristol Temple Meads. Cancellations have also been made on some of the operator's trains from Aberdeen, Cardiff Central, York, Sheffield, Glasgow Central, Dundee, and Plymouth. Passen
Ludlow Food Festival hopes for more visitors amid cost rises (opens the original)
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A food festival cannot continue in its current format if visitor numbers do not improve, said organisers. Ludlow Food Festival will be held at Ludlow Castle from 11 to 13 September and is in its 32nd year - hosting more than 100 food and drink exhibitors, as well as workshops, musicians and entertainers. But the Ludlow Marches Food and Drink Board of Directors said that rising costs, economic pressures and technology changes meant holding the event had "never been more difficult". "Whilst this y
Rayner visits 'horrendous' Stourbridge fire scenes (opens the original)
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The housing secretary Angela Rayner has described as "absolutely horrendous" the burnt-out remains of homes gutted by fire last week, following her visit to the West Midlands on Monday. She walked among the shells of houses on Quarry Park Road in Stourbridge, Dudley, where flames took hold on Thursday afternoon, destroying 19 homes across five streets in total. Residents who fled their properties to escape the flames began to return home on Sunday. "The community have been exceptional, looking o
'Gun obsessed' Telford man jailed for printing 3D gun (opens the original)
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A man "obsessed by guns" has been jailed for four-and-a-half years for 3D-printing a handgun. David Boylett, 62, was arrested in July 2021 after a raid at his home in Telford, Shropshire, by the National Crime Agency (NCA). They found he only needed an extra 15 minutes to make the weapon fully functional. They also found an array of parts for firearms, tools and two 3D printers at his home. Boylett pleaded guilty to attempting to possess a component part of a prohibited firearm and possessing a
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