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Helen McCarthy

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Reporting across Leicester Leicestershire Rutland for BBC Online, TV, Radio.
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Father opens nature reserve in memory of son

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By Helen McCarthy Verified
| Aol Verified
Mick Adler donated the land for the 50-acre nature reserve in memory of his son, James A father has officially opened the first phase of a 50-acre nature reserve in Leicestershire in memory of his son. Mick Adler, 81, donated land he owned in Great Bowden to Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust to run.
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Thousands raised for 'diamond' shop owner with cancer

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By Helen McCarthy Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
Loyal customers have raised thousands of pounds to help a shopkeeper enjoy the final months of her life. Claire Bailey, 52, has been behind the counter of the Sun newsagents shop in Shepshed, Leicestershire, for the past 28 years but was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer two months ago. Fundraising organiser Tereza Lingard described Bailey as an "agony aunt" for the town - someone who "listened to everyone's problems" but rarely took time away from the shop.
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Concerns over dust 'like fog' on resurfaced bypass

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By Helen McCarthy Verified
| Yahoo News Malaysia Verified
Residents living near a major dual carriageway in Leicestershire have raised concerns after resurfacing work created dust "like a fog". The work was recently completed on the A6 Mountsorrel bypass, between Granite Way and Broadnook, to prevent potholes. Parish councillor Liz Blackshaw said the "unacceptable" level of dust was "making it very difficult to breathe", and said hundreds of complaints included accidents and chips damaging cars.
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