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please contact Backfire, Commercial Motor, Rm 11203, Quadrant House, The Quadrant, Sutton, Surrey SM2 5AS, or fax 020 8652 8969. Alternatively you can e-mail brianyreatherley@rbi.co.uk.

Strange, but true: dressed-out farmers are ming advised to relieve :ension through belly lancing and massage. be Royal Agricultural tenevolent Institute 'oadshows in Northimberland advise on ilternative ways to let off team. The initiative, run vith Farm Crisis Network ind the Citizens Advice lureau, was launched lecause of mounting conomic problems Ind foot-and-mouth. we dairy farmer we spoke o is certainly stressed ut about the mounting Igislation and red tape. If you're not making any ioney it's easy to feel like ot getting out of bed," ays Torn Richardson, who dds that he may or may ot take up the massage ption in due course. But he belly dancing? That said, Michael Ke-t has something to get your milk teeth into and it may save pig farmers' bacon. The north London milkman is piloting the UK's first bacon butty delivery service on his Edmonton rounds. The Arla Dairies employee sells Danepak Instant Bacon Butty Kits with roll, sauce and two rashers for microwaving. Is this what transport analysts meant by a growth in the home delivery sector?

We all know the frustration of forgetting where you've parked, but one driver's partial amnesia turned out expensive. Tom Klein left his wheels in a car park in Offenbach, Germany, and had run up 22,340 in fees before he remembered two years later.


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