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Kids were made to eat dog biscuits off the floor - pupils speak out after school abuse payouts

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By Brendon Williams Verified
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Being forced to eat dog biscuits off the floor was part of life for young children at an educational referral unit, former pupils have said. One was left with a fear of football after being pelted with "rock-solid" balls, while another had a pint of blackcurrant juice poured over her head. And they say this wasn't even punishment - it was fun for the staff.
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Ban on overnight parking in national park paused after 'anti-social behaviour got worse'

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By Brendon Williams Verified
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Overnight parking will be allowed again in nine car parks in Wales' biggest national park - two months after it was banned. Eryri National Park Authority (ENPA) had restricted overnight parking at 11 car parks since 1 April, to try and address problems like litter and anti-social behaviour.
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Sheep trampling over graves and eating flowers at cemetery

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By Brendon Williams Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Sheep have been eating flowers and damaging ornaments [Social media] Sheep have been trampling over graves and chewing up flowers at a cemetery, upsetting bereaved families with loved ones buried there. Widower David Pearson, who lost his wife Paula to cancer, said the damage the animals were causing at Holywell Cemetery, Flintshire, was "extremely upsetting". "She deserves better than having her grave trampled on," he said.
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