Week in Post: All hail Captain Side Parting
Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond said there were many “good reasons” to support driverless vehicle technology, not least the fact that the TV motor presenter was not a fan.
“Sorry, Jeremy.
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Well done to the team at BLM who took part in a charity bike ride
Well done to everyone who took part in our cycle-a-thon this week. Collectively the team cycled 799.39km, which would have taken them all the way to Chateauroux, France! Thank you to everyone for your sponsorship & donations, so far we have raised over £1,600 for @Tog4ShortLives pic.twitter.com/eMoMv1nJfM
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