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Rachel Hains

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Journalist • NCTJ trained • Media Assistant at Alzheimer’s Society • Royal Holloway and Oxford Brookes Grad • She/her

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We put pork sausages and their meat-free version to a blind taste test

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By Rachel Hains, Steven Smith Verified
| Buckinghamshire Live Verified
These days there are plenty of meat-free versions of foods that we've known and loved for years. Many manufacturers associated with meaty products like sausages are now on board with meatless versions to try to cash-in on changing tastes. That extends to restaurants and fast-food joints too, of course - you only have to look at the likes of McDonald's or Burger King to see how menus have changed. But what about the good old banger?
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Expert's Tips On Reducing Stress Amid Cost Of Living Crisis

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By Rachel Hains
| News Lanes
The ongoing cost-of-living crisis is affecting millions within the UK, and with temperatures dropping, food prices skyrocketing, and the cost of Christmas, people are facing extraordinary amounts of stress in their everyday life. However, in a bid to help the nation manage its stress, experts from Simply CBD have shared some tips that will help encourage stress relaxation and a stress-free routine that you can implement into your daily life.
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Writing 'clean Me' On Dirty Cars Could Land You £2,500 Fine

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By Rachel Hains
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Did you know that if you write “Clean me” or “Wash me”’ on someone else’s dirty car this winter, you could be prosecuted for criminal damage? Winter is a time when it gets tougher and tougher to keep your vehicle free from muck – whether it be sludge from melted snow and ice or muck from constant rain. However, you should resist the urge to write on any dirty vehicles. That’s because in the eyes of car obsessives you could end up scratching the paint and causing hundreds of pounds worth of damage.
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