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PolPoll names top UK areas âcheating catsâ roam for extra food and cuddles (opens the original)
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The UK's 'cheating cat' capital has been revealed, with Cambridge home to the highest number of "furrlandering" felines, according to new research. A poll of 2,000 non-cat owners found Leeds and Plymouth also rank as hotspots for cats wandering into neighbouring properties. On average, people in Cambridge said they are visited by other people's cats up to three times a week. The most common theory is that cats are simply being nosey (22%). However, 14% believe the animals are drawn to their gard
PolPoll names top UK areas ‘cheating cats’ roam for extra food and cuddles (opens the original)
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The UK's 'cheating cat' capital has been revealed, with Cambridge home to the highest number of "furrlandering" felines, according to new research. A poll of 2,000 non-cat owners found Leeds and Plymouth also rank as hotspots for cats wandering into neighbouring properties. On average, people in Cambridge said they are visited by other people's cats up to three times a week. The most common theory is that cats are simply being nosey (22%). However, 14% believe the animals are drawn to their gard
Kids think fruit and veg come from shops – and some believe broccoli are trees (opens the original)
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A new survey has uncovered a startling lack of knowledge among children regarding the origins of their food. One in five youngsters aged six to 11 believe fruit and vegetables come from shops, while a third have no idea how bananas are grown. Although many children correctly identified farms, plants and trees as sources of produce, others believed it originated from market stalls and greengrocers. Furthermore, some 17% described broccoli as small trees, while 11% were under the impression their
Kids think fruit and veg come from shops â and some believe broccoli are trees (opens the original)
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Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info A new survey has uncovered a startling lack of knowledge among children regarding the origins of their food. One in five youngsters aged six to 11 believe fruit and vegetables come from shops, while a third have no idea how bananas are grown. Although many children correctly identified farms, plants and trees as sources of produce, others believed it orig
Ice cream prices hit £4 a cone in some UK cities - and it's bad news for parents (opens the original)
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Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Parents are expected to spend nearly £50 per child on ice creams throughout the summer holidays â with one in 10 paying as much as £4 for a single cone from an ice cream van. An overwhelming 85% of parents believe the era of purchasing a whippy ice cream for 99p has firmly ended. Research involving 2,000 parents reveals the average cost of this frozen
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