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EDITORIAL USE ONLY ‘Welcome to Weetabixshire’ sign which has been erected in the Northamptonshire town of Burton Latimer to mark the new proposed county lines of Weetabixshire. Picture date: Tuesday November 14, 2023. PA Photo. The breakfast cereal brand is petitioning to create a new county comprising a 50-mile radius from their Mills in Burton Latimer where all the wheat for the cereal is grown.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY ‘Welcome to Weetabixshire’ sign which has been erected in the Northamptonshire town of Burton Latimer to mark the new proposed county lines of Weetabixshire. Picture date: Tuesday November 14, 2023. PA Photo. The breakfast cereal brand is petitioning to create a new county comprising a 50-mile radius from their Mills in Burton Latimer where all the wheat for the cereal is grown.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY ‘Welcome to Weetabixshire’ sign which has been erected in the Northamptonshire town of Burton Latimer to mark the new proposed county lines of Weetabixshire. Picture date: Tuesday November 14, 2023. PA Photo. The breakfast cereal brand is petitioning to create a new county comprising a 50-mile radius from their Mills in Burton Latimer where all the wheat for the cereal is grown.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY ‘Welcome to Weetabixshire’ sign which has been erected in the Northamptonshire town of Burton Latimer to mark the new proposed county lines of Weetabixshire. Picture date: Tuesday November 14, 2023. PA Photo. The breakfast cereal brand is petitioning to create a new county comprising a 50-mile radius from their Mills in Burton Latimer where all the wheat for the cereal is grown.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY Meadowside Primary school pupils (left to right) Junior, Theo, Esha, Lily, and Isabelle in front of a ‘Welcome to Weetabixshire’ sign which has been erected in the Northamptonshire town of Burton Latimer to mark the new proposed county lines of Weetabixshire. Picture date: Tuesday November 14, 2023. PA Photo. The breakfast cereal brand is petitioning to create a new county comprising a 50-mile radius from their Mills in Burton Latimer where all the wheat for the cereal is grown.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY Meadowside Primary school pupils (left to right) Junior, Theo, Esha, Lily, and Isabelle in front of a ‘Welcome to Weetabixshire’ sign which has been erected in the Northamptonshire town of Burton Latimer to mark the new proposed county lines of Weetabixshire. Picture date: Tuesday November 14, 2023. PA Photo. The breakfast cereal brand is petitioning to create a new county comprising a 50-mile radius from their Mills in Burton Latimer where all the wheat for the cereal is grown.

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