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Thames Water criticised by Ofwat and told to "change the way it operates"
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Ever wondered how many bottles of champagne are drunk at Henley Royal Regatta?
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Read MoreBare-knuckle boxing can be popular as mixed martial arts, says a fighter.
Bare-knuckle boxing bouts will be held at London's O2 amid claims the sport will become a big draw.
Bare-knuckle boxing bouts will be held at London's O2 amid claims the sport will become a big draw.
Read MoreResponsibility for public toilets in Lulworth on the Dorset coast are to be transferred from council ownership.
Lulworth Estate is set to take over the conveniences from Purbeck District Council.
The estate said the move would allow new facilities to "improve the accessibility and quality" of toilets available to people visiting the lower cove area and beach.
It is hoped that the new facilities, which are subject to planning permission, will be ready by summer 2018.
Image source, Ian CapperWork has begun to replace the rain-screen cladding on Windrush Tower in Oxford.
The city council said it would now use "improved non-combustible material" as a precautionary measure.
Ex-Ch Supt David Duckenfield faces 95 charges of manslaughter while five others will be prosecuted.
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Southampton's James Ward-Prowse has been talking about the pressure the England Under-21 team were under as they lost their European Championship semi final to Germany on penalties.
The England under-21 captain admitted previous England defeats at Euro 96 and World Cup 1990 were "always in the back of your mind".
"It's hard to replicate pressure" of penalties - James Ward-Prowse
Sindy's son Joshua has autism and Deborah Croney works on education at Dorset Council.
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Two sisters from the Isle of Wight are celebrating success at the Island Games' shooting competitions.
Imogen and Shelley Moss have won six shooting medals between them - four golds and two silvers at this year's event on the Swedish island of Gotland.
Image source, Isle of Wight Island Games AssociationQuote MessageIt's amazing to share the experience with someone who is your sister. It means so much to both of us."
Imogen Moss
Dutch attacking midfielder Pelle Clement joins Reading on a three-year deal for an undisclosed fee from Ajax.
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Yvonne Mieville was found to have "neglected" her responsibility to vulnerable children in her care.
Read MoreSix fire engines were called to extinguish a small fire at the Plowman Tower in Oxford this afternoon
It took place in the ground floor store room, and Oxford City Council said it was "very quickly contained".
Earlier this week the authority, which has five tower blocks, announced cladding would be removed from the Evenlode and Windrush towers after it failed fire tests.
Nobody was hurt or evacuated, and the city council said the response shows the safeguards in place in Oxford work well.
Some Victorian children's toys were among an unusual find handed in to Sherborne Museum in Dorset.
The museum said a set of small wheels from a toy wagon, a tambourine, a wooden musical pipe with the mouthpiece missing, a spinning top, a pincushion and a story-advert for Sunlight Soap were donated after being found behind the walls of a house in Long Street in the Dorset town.
The room was thought to have been a nanny's residence.
Image source, Sherborne MuseumQuote MessageThe items are too large to have slipped between floorboards and were probably not deliberately placed with the intention, as some objects are, of warding off evil. They may, however, have been intentionally placed to commemorate the life of a beloved child or perhaps the nanny and her charge were creating a time-capsule.
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Paddington Bear author Michael Bond, who has died aged 91, spoke to BBC Radio Berkshire in 2014.
Read MoreFormer Notts County, Bradford and Watford midfielder Mark Yeates joins National League Eastleigh on a two-year deal.
Read MoreA golden retriever is back to her "loveable self" after a coastguard rescue from a Swanage cliff face.
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