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Spiders in the spotlight on new Royal Mail stamps

Royal Mail has revealed images of a set of 10 new stamps featuring original illustrations of spiders found in the UK. Previously butterflies, bees and bugs have been illustrated on stamps. Featured on the new stamps are the: Sand Bear Spider; Cucumber Spider; Woodland Jumping Spider; Four-spotted Orbweb Spider; Spider …

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Spiders in the spotlight on new Royal Mail stamps

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Spiders in the spotlight on new Royal Mail stamps

Previously butterflies, bees and bugs have been illustrated on stamps. Featured on the new stamps are the: Sand Bear Spider; Cucumber Spider; Woodland Jumping Spider; Four-spotted Orbweb Spider; Spider Nurseryweb Spider; Ladybird Spider; Candy-striped Spider; Wasp Spider; Zebra Spider; and Heather Crab Spider. The Heather Crab Spider (Royal Mail/PA) David …

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Spiders in the spotlight on new Royal Mail stamps

Royal Mail has revealed images of a set of 10 new stamps featuring original illustrations of spiders found in the UK. Previously butterflies, bees and bugs have been illustrated on stamps. Featured on the new stamps are the: Sand Bear Spider; Cucumber Spider; Woodland Jumping Spider; Four-spotted Orbweb Spider; Spider …

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Could you apply for Pension Credit?

Over 1.4 million pensioners in Britain already receive Pension Credit but there are still many people who have not claimed. Preston City Council is encouraging anyone who may be eligible make a claim. Pension Credit helps people of State Pension age on low income with their living costs. However, you …

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Crush victims remembered with plaque

MEMORIAL: Anthony Baker. CHILDREN’S lives which were tragically lost more than a century ago in Barnsley town centre’s Public Hall disaster will be remembered tomorrow (Friday) when a plaque in their honour is unveiled. Part of the Barnsley Civic’s restoration – which used to be known as the Public Hall …

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