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Coady resigns West Lincoln council seat
West Lincoln Coun. Christopher Coady resigned his seat last week, but half of the remaining council didn’t want to hear it. View Post »
With births redirected into January, at least, midwives announce exodus if “24/7 coverage” not re-started View Post »
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