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Peter Shuttleworth

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Weeks of disruption for passengers on one of UK's busiest rail lines

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By Peter Shuttleworth Verified, Rachel Candlin
| Yahoo Verified
About 200 trains a day take about three minutes and 40 seconds to go through the Severn Tunnel between south Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire [BBC] People travelling on one of the UK's busiest rail lines face weeks of disruption as engineers replace overhead power lines that corrode quicker than any other part of the network.
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Why the rising cost of funerals is forcing Britain to rethink how we say goodbye

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By Peter Shuttleworth Verified
| Today's Wills & Probate
Peter Shuttleworth, general manager at direct cremation provider Celebration of Life, shares “the uncomfortable truths” about funeral affordability and calls for an honest conversation about alternatives. Death is the one certainty we all share, yet the experience of saying goodbye is becoming increasingly unequal. The latest Cost of Funerals research should stop us in our tracks.
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Historic Wales and England crossing shut to traffic

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By Peter Shuttleworth Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The Wye bridge used to carry the A48 and was the main road crossing between south Wales and the south of England before the Severn Bridge opened in 1966 [Getty Images] One of the oldest crossings between Wales and England has been shut to traffic after engineers found structural damage. The old Wye Bridge between Chepstow in Monmouthshire and Tutshill in Gloucestershire has been closed to vehicles until further notice after workers found a crack in the structural beam on one of its pillars.
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