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ABH arrest after fight involving more than 20 people at pub near Swindon
A FIGHT involving more than 20 people broke out in a West Swindon pub. Police responded to reports of people brawling and refusing to leave the Woodlands Edge just after 11pm on Saturday. Officers arrested a 29-year-old man on suspicion of
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Luxurious holiday rentals you can book to stay in for Christmas 2021
If you’re looking for somewhere lavish to spend Christmas this year, Vrbo has pulled together a list of stunning castles and mansions for an indulgent trip to remember this year. It is Christmas after all, so why not enjoy the festive season in
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Bulb placed into special administration: what to do if your supplier goes bust
Energy company Bulb has gone into special administration, it has announced. The firm supplies energy to 1.7 million people in the UK and is Britain's seventh-biggest domestic energy supplier. However, it has said it will still continue to supply
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Kings Head in Cirencester named Hotel of the Year
The Kings Head Hotel in Cirencester has been crowned Hotel of the Year at a prestigious awards ceremony. The hotel, which is independently owned, is part of the Bespoke Hotels group which hosted the awards at Hotel Brooklyn in Manchester last week
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Filands planning inquiry to get underway in Malmesbury today
A planning inquiry to determine whether houses can be built on an area of land originally designated for a primary school will get underway in Malmesbury today (Tuesday). Planning permission for 180 houses and provision of a primary school on land
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Concern for Cotswold man who went missing a week ago
There is concern for the welfare of a Cotswold man who has now been missing for a week. Spencer, 51, from Moreton-in-Marsh, was reported missing on Monday, November 15 after failing to make an appointment. Police have been carrying out a number
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Cotswolds MP opposes ban on all second jobs as he prepares to 'make views known' to PM
The MP for the Cotswolds has opposed an outright ban on MPs having second jobs. Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown, treasurer of the Conservative backbench 1922 Committee, has said that banning all second jobs would deter ‘a whole class of people’ from