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I remember buying a copy of the local paper when I was in Exeter for work some years ago. The headline was something about a wheelie bin being set on fire - made me laugh as the usual headlines in Manchester are about shootings and stabbings.
 
When my mother moved from Brixton to Wiltshire the front page the day she arrived had two stories, someone parking on double yellow lines and a 'drive by shooting' ... Which turned out to be kids with a pellet gun shooting at cars ... It never really got more interesting than that.
 
Wellington, Somerset - we had a house-to-house about a bike that had been stolen from someone's shed down our street.
Pleasantly parochial compared to living in Easton, Bristol
 
From January :
Man caught breaking into police station for second time
A man who broke into Totnes police station has admitted to a series of charges.

Russell O’Connor, 36, also known as Bunce went there on Friday December 21 demanding to see an officer.

After being told it wasn't possible at that time he broke in through another door - and later went back to rob it again but was arrested on scene.

A search of his caravan and possessions found radios, mobile phones, a police baton, incapacitant spray and the keys to a marked police car.
 
Cream and yellow dresses worn in Flora Day's Children's Dance

Fucking hell

"Those dancing in the wrong coloured dresses stuck out like sore thumbs and as far as I am concerned is completely ruining a truly lovely, traditional day."

"I am not a prude in any way shape or form but some of the dresses were that tight, they looked like they had been painted on and were so short you could almost see what they were wearing underneath."

<shudders>
 

The petrol station up the road from my dad does a mean pasty, does that count as a drive-through?

They're homemade pasties and if you phone them up in advance they'll put some in the oven for you so you can pick them up freshly cooked. Although it is possible that only my dad would ever phone up a petrol station and tell them to put pasties in the oven.
 
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