
http://www.thegreatbritishduckrace.co.uk/
"In 2007 we smashed the Singapore World Record by racing 165,000 yellow plastic ducks down the river Thames and raised over £100,000 for 440 UK charities – thank you so much for your support and generosity.
For 2008 we want to do it bigger and better; we will be attempting to race a quarter of a million of our little yellow friends down the 1 kilometre race course! This will break the record we already hold, and prove to the rest of the duck racing world that Great Britain does it better!!!
Resident says drug squad mistook tomatoes on his balcony for cannabis.
Lucy O'Donnell confirms that she was the inspiration for one of Sgt. Pepper's most famous songs.
Berrylands mother discovers baked reptile while on school run.
The smell of burned meat and smoke from the engine compartment alerted Mrs. Muir from The Ridings that something wasn't quite right with her Renault Megane. So after dropping off her child she took her car to Berrylands MOT garage where a mechanic discovered the remains of a North American Corn Snake wrapped around the exhaust manifold.
Pan Hillier from Queen's Drive, acquired a load from Chessington Zoo to trial a recent NSPCC charity auction prize.
Apparently the camembert smelling droppings are renowned for deterring small mammals.
After spreading the tiger poo around her garden Mrs Hillier said, 'I did think it would work because I had read about it working with lion poo rather than tiger poo. I like birds and feed the birds but the cats are a nuisance.'
A unknown Ebay user has won a year's supply of the stuff after placing a winning bid of £241.
Can you smell anything strange in the Berrylands area?
Tolworth wedding gets in the record books for the world's heaviest wedding dress.
Offices, twelve farm-workers cottages, a house, garage, two dams and two mountain streams. Just 6,000 miles from London.
Surbiton, a farmstead in South African is for sale. With municipal irrigation water and drinking water, the forty-five hectares is site close to the Langeberg mountains and the Hermitage Valley. Ideal for citrus fruit; Satsumas, Navel Oranges and Lemons.
Available for auction March 23rd.
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