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Clare Turner

Jamaica Plain
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Choral singer, dog-lover, newbie urban gardener.
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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy

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By Clare Turner
| MSN UK
​Officers were called to reports of vehicles being damaged in Aylesbury Road shortly after 10.40pm yesterday (Monday). They found a man in his 40s who had barricaded himself inside a property and was making threats. Specialist armed officers attended the scene, supported by police negotiators and other emergency services. Despite several efforts over a number of hours to engage with the man, shortly after 9.30am today (Tuesday), he brandished a weapon before police fired.
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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy

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By Clare Turner
| MSN UK
It had been fully refurbished while still retaining many period features including exposed beams – and, back then, was priced at £825,000. Well, the Grade II listed former pub has been given a further revamp and is now being sold though Artistry Property Agents for a cool £1 million. YOU CAN VIEW THE FULL LISTING HERE Swan House actually started its life as a cottage, become a coaching inn called the Star by 1625, before changing its name to the Swan.
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Fishing boat wreck donated to help train accident investigators at Cranfield University

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By Clare Turner
| MSN UK
Clare Turner The vessel – called Nicola Faith – sank off the coast of Colwyn Bay, Wales in 2021, causing the deaths of Ross Ballantine, Alan Minard and Carl McGrath. The Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) salvaged the wreckage after an extensive search. And, after completing its investigation, has now donated Nicola Faith to Cranfield University. Here, students will be trained in accident investigation on the university's Fundamentals of Accident Investigation Course.
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