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ALF Slash Butchers’ Tires (Bristol, UK)
Received anonymously: In the early hours of 9th May some hooded creatures gained access to the yard of John Sheppard, a ‘family owned operated’ butchers and slashed the tires of around 15-20 refrigerated vans, also tagging the sides and using leftover paint to cover the wing mirrors and headlamps. This small action was Continue reading
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Related coverage for "ALF Slash Butchers’ Tires (Bristol, UK)": Metro — Coronation Street and Emmerdale spin-off series ‘axed’ after one year. Times of India — UK grooming gang inquiry: London, Bradford, Keighley and Oldham named as first investigation locations. CNBC — Stellantis to sell small Fiat Topolino EV for $13,995 in U.S.. Daily Mail — Dacia Striker is a sub-£25,000 family car: Crossover is a jacked up estate - can it win over UK drivers?. BBC — Gossip: West Ham ready to sell Wan-Bissaka and Alvarez. EPL Index — Report: Everton are in the race to sign 26-year-old midfielder