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Faye Mayern

Cambridge, England
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Historic heatwaves drying up village ponds

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By Faye Mayern
| The Greeneville Sun Verified
By Faye Mayern Britain's iconic village ponds and their wildlife have been devastated by the current heatwave, with fears some may never recover. Dozens of ponds which have been a part of the UK landscape for centuries have dried up and their wildlife killed during the record-breaking spell of hot weather. Now, there are fears that some of Britain's 500,000 ponds and enclosed bodies of water may struggle to survive future hot spells unless properly maintained.
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Tiny beach hut with no electricity under offer for £175,000

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By Faye Mayern
| South West News Service (SWNS) Verified
A beach hut on an iconic stretch of coastline is under offer for a whopping £175,000 – despite the boltholes’ asking prices plunging for a second year in a row. The white property in Southwold, Suffolk, measures just 107sq.ft with no electricity or plumbing – but is on a “prime” position along the promenade. Southwold has often been referred to as a “quintessentially British seaside town” and is famous for its colourful beach huts and working lighthouse.
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Police escort men from home after anti-migrant mob stormed properties

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By Faye Mayern
| South West News Service (SWNS) Verified
A market town was plunged into chaos after five men were removed from homes after a baying mob stormed the properties over asylum seeker fears. The crowd, believed to be up to 100 people, were seen shouting and attempting to gain access to the homes in St John’s Way, Thetford in Norfolk. Five men believed to be asylum seekers were escorted away by cops after they were called at 8.12pm (05/08) to a disturbance.
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