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Burton Mail - November 20, 2025

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November 20, 2025

'Epic pieces of community art' alongside canal are now revived

ARTIST RETURNS ALMOST 20 YEARS LATER TO RENEW HIS MURALS AT DALLOW LOCK

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Cheers to students who made beermats display

DESIGNS IN EXHIBITION COMBINE HISTORY AND PERSONAL REFLECTION

1 mins

PARISH COUNCIL TAKES STANCE AFTER SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS

A PARISH council has asked a Reform UK councillor to stay away from their meetings after he came under fire for his choice of words in social media posts.

1 mins

Reform councillor told to stay away from meetings

A PARISH council has asked a Reform UK councillor to stay away from their meetings after he came under fire for his choice of words in social media posts.

1 mins

'Any reorganisation in Derbyshire must be about levelling up, not down'

UNISON LEADERS INSIST LOCAL GOVERMENT REORGANISATION SHOULD FOCUS ON PROTECTING SERVICES AND THOSE WHO DELIVER THEM

1 mins

Eatery hopes for taste of success

CASTLE DONINGTON RESTAURANT NAMED AMONG BEST FOR ASIAN FOOD

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Award for firm is a family affair!

GARDEN CENTRE 'MEDIUM BUSINESS OF YEAR'

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Village gets set to shine

CROWDS of up to 300 people are expected to gather at the end of the month for a village's annual Christmas Lights Switch-on.

1 mins

Indonesia raises alert for volcano

INDONESIAN authorities have raised the alert for Mount Semeru volcano to the highest level after a series of eruptions, prompting evacuations.

1 mins

Russian barrage kills 25

A LARGE Russian drone and missile barrage has killed 25 people, including three children, and injured dozens in Ukraine overnight on Tuesday, officials said.

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Girl, 12, was molested by former cop

PREDATORY ex-police officer David Carrick has been found guilty of molesting a 12-year-old girl and raping a former partner in a pattern of “horrific” offending dating back 35 years.

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Farage called on to explain school claims

NIGEL Farage denies claims of racist behaviour during his days at a top public school and could take legal action over the allegations, his spokesman said.

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Home Secretary claims that policing is 'postcode lottery

POLICING in England and Wales is “a postcode lottery” and the 43-force structure is “irrational”, the Home Secretary has said.

1 mins

Russian spy ship used lasers at RAF - Healey

THE Russian spy ship Yantar is operating on the edge of UK waters and has directed lasers at pilots of surveillance aircraft monitoring its activities, the Defence Secretary has said.

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TIDIES OF COMFORT AND JOY

A DUST-FREE TREE, GLEAMING CUTLERY... LYNSEY CROMBIE'S QUICK CHRISTMAS HACKS ARE A LIFESAVER. BY SAM WYLIE-HARRIS

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PETAL GURU

It's too chilly to sit in the garden now, so let ALI GRAVES show you how to bring a little bit of the great outdoors indoors with these fabulous floral decor schemes

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Plants your kids can get excited about

CARNIVOROUS plants exert a fascination, particularly to children. The idea that a plant can gobble up an insect is gruesome and intriguing, and the best known of these is the Venus flytrap (Dionaea muscipula). If an insect or spider is detected, it opens its serrated jaws, (well, leaves really), and traps the prey inside. The method of digestion is also quite gory it's a slow death for the victim who is slowly broken down by degradative enzymes over a period of a week or so. Once fully digested, the leaves open and the husk of the insect is ejected. The reason carnivorous plants eat insects is due to lack of nutrients available in their environment. Many originate from poor boggy soil and wet savannahs with little in the way of nitrogen and other minerals available, so they turn to small creepy-crawlies for sustenance. This gives us some clues about how to look after them. You are trying to replicate their original conditions as much as possible. They need to be in acidic moist soil and use rain water only as they are too delicate for tap water which contains chlorine. Keep their feet wet during the growing season by standing in a saucer or tray with water. In the case of the Venus flytrap, it doesn't don't need a heated greenhouse an unheated greenhouse with the windows open so insects can come in is perfect or a sunny windowsill indoors. Cut back the leaves at this time of year they will be dying back anyway but keep somewhat moist over winter, somewhere cooler as they are dormant and they will regenerate in the spring. Sarracenias are probably the most ornamental of the carnivorous plants. Also known as pitcher plants, their leaves are long and slender, tubular in shape, creating a slide for insects to drop into and await their deadly fate. This plant will happily gobble up bluebottles, houseflies and wasps a truly organic method of pest control. The top of the tube or hood is often brightly coloured

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Sparkle and shine

From trending brands to cult-classics - here's what to give a beauty lover this Christmas, writes LARA OWEN

2 mins

This Wicked star spells magic on the red carpet

IT is not easy being green, as Elphaba will tell you, but Wicked: For Good actress Cynthia Erivo makes being the best dressed on the red carpet look like child's play.

2 mins

Best of the blooms went on display at flower show

RAIN failed to dampen the spirits of gardeners in September 1997 as the South Stapenhill Chrysanthemum and Dahlia Society held its annual festival.

1 mins

Incredible cancer crusaders

A VACCINE for cancer has long been a dream. Now this documentary shows just how close that dream is to becoming a reality.

1 mins

AJ is cashing out his career - Froch

Former world super-middleweight champion Carl Froch has delivered a brutal verdict on Anthony Joshua's decision to face Youtuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul in Miami next month.

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'NO WAY BACK' IF ENGLAND LOSE

CRICKET Former England captain Michael Vaughan feels there will be no way back for Ben Stokes' team if they lose the opening Ashes Test in Perth.

1 mins

'Emotional' McIlroy on what great Seve meant

RORY McIlroy experienced an emotional moment at the DP World Tour Championship, disclosing a touching exchange with Seve Ballesteros' widow that brought tears to his eyes.

2 mins

Mac quits Jamaica

FORMER Derby County boss Steve McClaren has resigned as manager of the Jamaica national team after they were beaten to automatic World Cup qualification by tiny Curacao.

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Jacob hitting right notes after Sweden debut

RAMS KEEPER SHINES IN FIRST START FOR HIS COUNTRY

2 mins

Stadium fire leaves Burton out of action

BURTON Albion's match with Exeter City has been postponed by the hosts following a fire that damaged areas of St James Park.

2 mins

Barton secure valuable point on the road

HOCKEY: Barton Men's firsts claimed a 3-3 draw on their visit to Loughborough University.

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The Burton Mail is a British daily newspaper published each weekday and on Saturdays. It covers the East Staffordshire, South Derbyshire and North West Leicestershire areas.