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Mum of van murder victim welcomes bollards decision

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By George Torr Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Samuel Wilson died after a van was driven at a group of people [Supplied] A mother whose son was killed by a van driver in Ilkeston town centre has welcomed plans to install permanent bollards in the spot where he died. Loraine Wilson's son Samuel, 26, died in December 2023 when Zac Newman drove a van into a group in Market Place. He was later convicted of murder.
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Wildlife habitat planned on more than 120 acres

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By George Torr Verified
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Ecologists say they have seen skylarks, yellowhammer, linnet and brown hare on the site. More than 120 acres of land in Derbyshire is set to be converted into a wildlife habitat as part of a nature discovery scheme. Ecological firm Environment Bank said the site near Newton Solney, along the River Trent, would be restored to create meadows, grassland, woodland and hedgerows.
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Wildlife habitat planned on more than 120 acres

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By George Torr Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Follow Wildlife habitat planned on more than 120 acres George Torr - East Midlands Mon, October 19, 2026 at 3:24 AM EDT The project aims to strengthen "existing habitats while improving ecological connectivity" [Environment Bank] More than 120 acres of land in Derbyshire is set to be converted into a wildlife habitat as part of a nature discovery scheme.
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