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Teen yobs wreck floral display in John Lennon's home village
Daily Express
|May 26, 2025
TEENAGE vandals in hoods and masks have destroyed thousands of pounds worth of flowers in the village where John Lennon grew up.
Begonias and geraniums have been torn from their pots and hurled at passing cars — causing about £3,000 of damage in Woolton, Liverpool.
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