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10 historic British villages threatened by Labour’s net zero obsession

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By Christopher Winn
| Yahoo Verified
Ed Miliband may have gone, but the spectre of net zero still looms across this once green and pleasant land. The vandalising of ancient properties, the installation of acres of Chinese-made solar panels, the constant thrum of subsidised wind turbines slicing through the local bird population, towering pylons blotting out the sky, electricity substations lighting up the night, the vibrations of heavy lorries thundering down country lanes...
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The biggest secrets of England's littlest county

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By Christopher Winn
| MSN UK Verified
In 1974, Rutland, a county for nearly 900 years, was subsumed into Leicestershire during local government reorganisation. Twenty years later, after a valiant fight, the county was re-established. But today, deemed too small for bureaucratic convenience, it is once more to become part of Leicestershire. Rutland may indeed be small but it has a big heart and a distinct identity that will live on. Multum in parvo – “much in little” – is the county's motto, and it could hardly be more apposite.
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The hidden treasures of Britain's railway stations

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By Christopher Winn
| MSN UK Verified
Although we take them for granted, our railway stations showcase some of Britain's finest architectural and engineering achievements. As the 19th-century railway boom gathered pace, Victorian railway companies competed to outdo each other with the splendour of their stations, building them ever grander and more ornate in every kind of architectural style from Tudor to Gothic, Italianate and classical.
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