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Alton Towers to introduce virtual queuing for disabled riders (opens the original)
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A new virtual queuing system for visitors with accessibility needs to be introduced first at Alton Towers has been praised by charities. The upgraded ride access pass (Rap), to be in use later at other Merlin-run parks like Thorpe Park and Legoland Windsor Resort, enables queuing for rides via an app rather than in physical lines. The news follows a backlash in February when proposed changes led to visitors with conditions such as ADHD and autism being told they would not be able to use a physic
Wolverhampton foster parent describes it as 'life-changing' (opens the original)
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After thinking about it for years, Stephen Pugh says he and his partner's decision to start fostering has been "life-changing". "There's a lot of children in Wolverhampton that need a loving, caring home," he said. Family members who had already become foster parents had encouraged the couple to consider it themselves. "We put it off for a long time and we just took that step," the customer service advisor said. "It's just really rewarding because it gives us the chance to give something back. "
Shropshire woman adopted stray cats she fell in love with on holiday (opens the original)
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Twenty-four hours in Sissi, Crete, was enough to make cat lover Eve Gaut fall in love. She had always fed strays on holidays, distressed by the sight of them scavenging in bins and begging for scraps. But in September 2023, two black and white kittens that ran over to greet the Shropshire resident after she stepped out of her hire car, stole her heart. "It sounds crazy, I just felt this connection", she said. "[Stavros] was really meowing, I just felt like I was being asked for help. I knew we c
West Midlands venues welcome visitors for free Heritage Open Days (opens the original)
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Woolly mammoths, a 19th Century clink, and a children's farm are among sights people can see for free as part of a heritage and culture festival in the West Midlands. Volunteers and organisations are preparing to open the doors of dozens of Heritage Open Day venues across the region between 11-20 September. The annual event, organised by the National Trust with Postcode Lottery, celebrates hidden histories on people's doorstep and includes places that would not normally allow public access, or n
Fire services 'under pressure' as evacuated residents still not home (opens the original)
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Eleven major fires in the past 48 hours and 43 new wildfires since Friday have left services under "incredible pressure", a fire boss has said. Phil Garrigan from the National Fire Chief's Council (NFCC) said major incidents had been declared across the UK, including in Stourbridge, Sandwell, Pershore and Stoke-on-Trent in the West Midlands, as well as in Hampshire and South Wales. In Stourbridge, 38 houses have been destroyed or damaged by the fires, with some residents left unable to return ho
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