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Elliot Deady

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We turned a VW Beetle into a Hot Wheels car

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By Connor Bennett, Elliot Deady Verified
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Ray Ramsay (right) completed the project with the help of his friend Ben Tuckwell Ray Ramsay's car is the winner of a national design competition. It has an aerial made from an old kitchen whisk, chrome trim from kitchen door handles, and its plastic roof dome came from the ceiling of a school toilet. Now the pimped up classic is in the running for an international award and could be made into a collectible miniature.
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Hopes cash could save at-risk Bronze Age site

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By Mousumi Bakshi, Elliot Deady Verified
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Hopes cash could save at-risk Bronze Age site Mousumi Bakshi - at Flag Fen; Elliot Deady - Peterborough Sun, September 13, 2026 at 12:20 p.m. UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Peterborough City Council says Flag Fen is a "globally significant" Bronze Age site [BBC] An excavation project at a Bronze Age site could see the area removed from a register of at-risk historical locations, the government has said.
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Hopes cash could save at-risk Bronze Age site

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By Elliot Deady Verified
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An excavation project at a Bronze Age site could see the area removed from a register of at-risk historical locations, the government has said. Ancient remains at Flag Fen archaeological park near Peterborough are deteriorating because of degrading groundwater levels, according to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra). Defra is providing almost £700,000 to fund a dig to uncover the history beneath a 3,500-year-old causeway.
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