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Bill Edgar

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  • Production Journalist, ITV
England
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Production Journalist at ITV Tyne Tees. bill.edgar@itv.com
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Chilton man struggling to come to terms with having leg amputated wants to sue NHS

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By Bill Edgar Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
A County Durham dad-of-two says he has been left struggling to come to terms with having his leg amputated below the knee after a wound on his foot failed to heal. Gerald Edward Foster, 64, from Chilton, says the problems began around five years ago when he stood on a stone and suffered an injury to his foot. Mr Foster, who has diabetes, said he did not initially realise the seriousness of the injury and later developed a diabetic ulcer.
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Ambitious new vision hopes to put Darlington town centre at 'heart of the community'

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By Bill Edgar Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Darlington town centre should be put "at the heart of our community" by 2030 under a new council strategy aimed at changing how the centre is used. The draft Town Centre Strategy 2026-30 sets out how Darlington Borough Council wants to adapt to changing shopping habits and make it less reliant on its traditional role as a place to shop.
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County Durham villagers plead for changes as roads 'plagued by speeding and crashes'

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By Bill Edgar Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Residents have called for new road safety measures and a designated pedestrian crossing amid concerns over speeding and dangerous driving. A petition calling for action on Hall Walks, Rosemary Lane and Seaside Lane in Easington Village has been launched as part of the local campaign. Residents have warned that there have been multiple near misses, incidents of aggressive behaviour by drivers and verbal abuse directed at pedestrians, children and the school's crossing patrol.
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