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Wartime evacuee from Hemsby reunited with beloved Sunbeam car (opens the original)
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A wartime evacuee has spoken of his delight at being reunited with a car that captured his imagination more than 80 years ago. Mike Thrift, 90, clearly remembers the day in 1941 when, as a five-year-old, he was driven in the 1928 Sunbeam from a school hall in Nottingham to his lodgings at a nearby manor house. The reunion came about after Thrift shared his memories of the car and his time as an evacuee with his grandsons and daughter Mel, who live in Australia. "I'm so thrilled to be here today
Police stop near Peterborough nets food worth £5,000 (opens the original)
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More than £5,000-worth of suspected stolen food, including chocolate, cheese and chorizo, has been discovered in the boot of a car by police. Officers thought the vehicle was looking a little low to the ground as it travelled along the A16, between Peterborough, Crowland, and Spalding, on Friday. On stopping the car at about 14:00 BST, they found 58 bottles of olive oil, 14 tins of tuna, 399 packs of chocolates, a large amount of coffee, cheese and chorizo, and cleaning products. "We know people
First Cambridge outing for all-women fire brigade musical songs (opens the original)
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Songs from a musical which celebrates a 19th Century physics student will be heard in the city where she studied for the first time. The musical tells the story of how Hertha Ayrton founded an all-women fire brigade in 1879 at Girton College, then a women's college at Cambridge University. Music from The Cambridge First All-Ladies Fire Brigade musical will be heard at an Open Cambridge event at the university's Whipple Museum in September. Co-creator and lyricist Helen Arney said: "We've been wo
Bury St Edmunds museum saves WW1 howitzer gun from scrapyard (opens the original)
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One of only two short-barrelled 10.5cm howitzer trophy guns believed to have survived in the UK has been saved from the scrapyard by a World War One museum. The German gun was given to St Boswells, a village in the Scottish Borders near Melrose, after the war. "Local veteran George Oliver took exception to it and he and his ex-service pals tipped it into the River Tweed, ironically saving it from the scrap man in the 1930s," said Taff Gillingham, from Great War Huts near Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Towcester firefighters save field mouse from hedgerow blaze (opens the original)
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"A miraculous little field mouse" has been rescued by firefighters after they spotted it trying to escape smouldering undergrowth. Crews were called to Walton Grounds, Kings Sutton, Northamptonshire, at about 15:10 BST on Thursday to a grass verge and hedgerow fire when they saw the tiny animal. "It's safe to say this mouse was grateful for a drink of some of our water before running off to rejoin his friends," said a Northamptonshire Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson. They believe the fire w
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