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James Connolly

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Council mistook art installation for abandoned van – and slapped it with notice

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By James Connolly
| South West News Service (SWNS)
Red-faced parking wardens slapped a removal notice on an ‘abandoned’ van – only to discover it was an art installation. The owner of the artwork – a white Ford van painted to look as though double yellow lines run straight over it – was given seven days to remove it.
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Drone footage shows huge blaze destroy abandoned Camelot theme park

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By James Connolly
| South West News Service (SWNS)
The remaining buildings on a once iconic British theme park have been completely destroyed in a huge blaze. Footage shows thick black smoke billowing into the sky as flames ripped through the abandoned Camelot theme park. The dramatic drone footage captures the scale of the blaze as fire engulfs part of the former Lancashire attraction. Four fire crews were called to a building at the site near Chorley on Sunday (June 7) and spent several hours battling the fire.
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Street sign famous for Paul McCartney link keeps getting stolen

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By James Connolly
| Vincennes Sun-Commercial
The sign in connected to a Paul McCartney album in Liverpool, England that has been stolen twice. (Liverpool City Council via SWNS) By James Connolly A street sign made famous by Paul McCartney'snew album has been stolen for a second time. The sign for Dungeon Lane in Speke, Merseyside, disappeared just weeks after Liverpool City Council replaced it following an earlier theft.
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