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'I was abused after meeting man on dating app'

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By Duncan Cook Verified
| Yahoo News New Zealand Verified
Duncan Cook Wed, 22 July 2026 at 10:42 am UTC 3 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Heather Richardson is concerned about "huge gaps in online dating safety" [Heather Richardson] A woman who says she was abused by a partner she met on a dating app wants the law changed to make online dating safer. Heather Richardson, from the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, started using dating apps for the first time two years ago after a long-term relationship ended.
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'I was abused after meeting man on dating app'

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By Duncan Cook Verified
| Yahoo Verified
A woman who says she was abused by a partner she met on a dating app wants the law changed to make online dating safer. Heather Richardson, from the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, started using dating apps for the first time two years ago after a long-term relationship ended. She said the experience had made her realise that there were "huge gaps in online dating safety" and wants previous domestic abuser to be banned from the platforms.
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Seven councils to become one to save £21m a year

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By Duncan Cook Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Seven county and district councils are to be replaced by one single unitary authority in a bid to streamline services and save £21m a year. The new council for the whole of Gloucestershire will come into operation in April 2028, the government announced, with elections to the new authority taking place in May 2027. The council will cover nearly 670,000 people, making it the third largest unitary authority in England.
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