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Historic Surrey Topiary Felled in Error During Network Rail Repairs
A historic topiary honouring a 19th-century railway guard was mistakenly removed during repairs in Surrey. Network Rail apologised, pledging to restore the Chilworth Chicken Memorial and honour its historical significance for the local community
Ollie Watkins Ends Drought as Aston Villa Secure First League Win
Aston Villa ended their poor start to the season by defeating Fulham 3-1 at Villa Park. Watkins’ long-awaited goal, followed by strikes from McGinn and Buendia, secured victory and lifted the mood ahead of Villa’s European commitments
Jaguar Land Rover Begins IT Restart as Suppliers Await Urgent Support
Jaguar Land Rover has restarted parts of its IT system following a cyber attack, but factories remain closed while suppliers and the UK government scramble to prevent a deepening supply chain crisis
Northumberland Timber Standoff: £5m Wood Locked in Forest Over Road Dispute
Plans to extract timber from Uswayford Forest in Upper Coquetdale face strong resistance from locals worried about dangerous roads, red squirrel habitats, and costly infrastructure, leaving £5m of timber rotting in place
London Luton Airport Reopens Car Park After 2023 Fire Destruction
Terminal Car Park 2 at London Luton Airport has reopened following its destruction in a 2023 fire, offering new facilities, increased drop-off times, and sustainable transport plans supported by a £1.5 million Public Transport Investment Fund