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- Aug 23, 2026
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Wine on the line: Inside Denmark Hill station's tiny vineyard (opens the original)
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There are few places you would expect to stumble across a vineyard in inner London and a sunny railway embankment in south London is probably not high on the list. Yet just metres from the tracks at Denmark Hill station, a small group of volunteers is growing grapes to turn into wine. The aptly named Château Denmark Hill Station vineyard is the work of Camberwell Society members Nick Mair and Tony Coleman, who saw a neglected patch of land as a place with the potential for making wine. "We had t
Erosion leaves family facing last summer in cliff-edge chalet (opens the original)
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The owner of a clifftop holiday home on the fast eroding East Yorkshire coast fears this could be the last summer she enjoys there. Deborah Hawksley, 68, said the forces of coastal erosion have brought the cliff edge "perilously close" to her bungalow. East Riding of Yorkshire Council (ERYC) said 127 other residential properties are expected to be lost to coastal erosion over the next 100 years. The Hawksley family, who have owned the site since the 1940s, are now facing the prospect of moving o
Victims of Robert Bush call for funeral industry regulation (opens the original)
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Tristan Essex is standing on the steps of Hull Crown Court, shoulder to shoulder with several others whose lives have been devastated by disgraced funeral director Robert Bush. The 27-year-old is fighting alongside his sister Claire for regulation of the funeral industry, a journey that has seen them take their campaign to Downing Street and resulted in a new pledge from the government "to take urgent action to crack down on rogue funeral operators". Their grandmother Jessie Stockdale was one of
Residents criticise hosepipe ban after Barton-Upon-Humber water leaks (opens the original)
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People living in North Lincolnshire town say it is "crazy" that they face a hosepipe ban when water leaks in their street have still have not been fixed. Barton-upon-Humber has recently seen leaks on Marsh Lane, Eastfield Road and Chapel Lane. Part of Fleetgate remains closed after a mains water pipe burst. Anglian Water, which introduced a hosepipe ban on Saturday, said its teams were "working hard through the hot weather to prioritise repairs". Sharon Hewitt, who lives on Fleetgate, said: "It'
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