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- Sep 23, 2026
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'I thought the word hospice meant it was the end for me', says MND patient (opens the original)
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All his life, Steve Hyde has been fit and active and has dedicated his time to raising more than half a million pounds for charity. But two years ago, the 68-year-old former paratrooper from Hartshill in Nuneaton, was diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND). He said it was the "lowest" he had ever felt and admitted that, the first time he saw the word 'hospice', he thought it was the end for him. "It's like being hit with a bomb. You just don't know where you are, what to do, you're just tota
'Super proud' Warwickshire trainer has best sheep dogs in trial (opens the original)
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When Ben Smith's two dogs, Roy and Winston, competed at this year's English National Sheep Dog Trials, he would have been happy if they finished "anywhere in the top 15". So when they claimed the top two spots, beating 148 other competitors, he felt "super proud". Smith, from Corley, Warwickshire, said: "They gave me everything this weekend on very tough testing sheep and course." The English trials, organised by the International Sheep Dog Society, were the first of four being held across Engla
Concerns grow for missing girls, 11 and 12, last seen in Rugby (opens the original)
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Concerns are growing for two girls, who were reported missing at the weekend. Angelica, 12, and 11-year-old Verity were last seen in the Newbold area of Rugby, in the early hours of Sunday, and police were "working round the clock" to try to find them, said Det Ch Supt Jon Belcher, of Warwickshire Police. Officers are also carrying out house-to-house inquiries and making CCTV checks. Attempts to trace the girls, who are relatives, also include digital media searches. "As the time has gone by sin
'Weaving my parents' coffins helped me to connect with them' (opens the original)
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A woman has said helping to make her parents' coffins gave her a sense of "closeness" to them after they died. Felicity Rock, from Cubbington, in Warwickshire, wove part of her stepmother's willow coffin two-and-a-half years ago and did the same when her father died just six months ago. "At both funerals, when I was looking at the coffin - absolutely beautiful coffin in both - I felt I was a part of that journey. "Part of my step-mum's journey, and part of my dad's journey and that would always
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