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Campervan drivers could face fines over a speed limit rule.
The UK has seen more people buying campervans in the last few years, especially since the pandemic, and plenty will be hitting the roads over the Easter holidays.
But there’s a confusing rule …
A passenger train without any seats recently called at Liverpool Street. It’s not a trial of a new standing-only train, but a way of delivering cargo freight into city centres.
Inside the gutted train (c) ianVisits
Delivering freight into towns by rai…
The far-right became “much more confident in their anti-migrant campaigning” after the Suites Hotel protests and police had “extreme concerns”.
The event on February 10 last year saw crowds of between 250 and 300 people gather in protest against the te…
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A thief who stole a car and drove it down the A127 has been jailed.
Vilmantas Pilibatis, of Cattawade Link, Basildon, stole a Ford Focus worth £800 in Gillingham, Kent, on January 7 last…
Some councils are having a crackdown on people urinating in laybys, with HGV drivers monitored and targeted first thing in the morning after parking overnight with operatives lurking ready to capture video evidence and issue a fine. This determined and…