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Council pest control budgets fall by 24.4 per cent on average since 2010 Experts warn cuts have led to plague of 'super-rats' that are much larger Spending on street cleaning has also fallen by 16 per cent across UK 'Super rats' are expected to outnumber humans two to one by next year
By James Chapman, Political Editor for the Daily Mail
Published: 19:46 EST, 13 February 2015 | Updated: 07:31 EST, 14 February 2015
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Pest control budgets have been slashed by a quarter by local authorities, prompting expert warnings of a plague of 'super-rats'.
Information released to Labour by councils has revealed deep cuts in the amounts being spent on controlling vermin.
Across 200 local authorities in England, pest control budgets have been cut by 24.4 per cent on average since 2010.
There has also been a 16 per cent cut in the amounts spent on street cleaning.
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Fears of SUPER-RAT infestation as councils slash pest control budgets by a quarter
Alan Howells, 76, trapped a 2ft-long super rat at his Swindon home Swindon has been plagued by rats resistant to conventional poisons Town's problems come as experts warn about dangers of new super rats Claims cuts to pest control budgets is making the problem even worse
By Claire Carter for MailOnline
Published: 07:40 EST, 15 February 2015 | Updated: 10:57 EST, 15 February 2015
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Alan Howells caught a 2ft rat at his Swindon home
A grandfather was forced to set a trap to catch a 2ft long super rat that had been plaguing his home as experts have warned of a new army of rats that are immune to most poisons.
Alan Howells took action after he found a rat leaving droppings and scurrying around his Swindon home, as the town struggles with a growing number of the pests.
The pensioner's plight comes as experts have warned about the danger of populations of super rats emerging in England as local authorities slash their pest control budgets.
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Ben Miljure, CTV Winnipeg Published Monday, March 9, 2015 4:15PM CST Last Updated Monday, March 9, 2015 4:22PM CST
Gloomy winter days in Winnipeg make it hard to imagine a vibrant social scene on city sidewalks but in the summer thats exactly what youll find downtown, in the Exchange District and on Corydon Avenue.
"It's awesome, said Alfonso Maury, owner of Corrientes Argentine Pizzeria. In a city that you sometimes have six months that you can't go outside to have a patio, and particularly in the downtown area, it's gorgeous."
Currently, restaurants with patios pay application fees to the city up front the first year they apply and then additional monthly fees whenever the patio is open.
Now, the legal services section of the citys 2015 budget includes yet another fee.
New patio applications will require an additional $1,160 up front to cover city legal costs.
The citys legal services department said the new fee fits in with city-wide plans to find savings in the city budget by recovering costs directly from people and businesses that utilize services.
"That's a big one and I think some business owners might have a problem with that, said Melanie Andrushko of the Downtown Biz. There's already quite a fee associated with the patios so anything above that might be a problem for some businesses - especially smaller ones."
Andrushkos role at the Downtown Biz involves helping businesses navigate the red tape at city hall to obtain patio licenses.
She worries the new fee will mean fewer patios which is exactly the opposite of what shed like to see.
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The sprawling home, which Di Maria rents from a private landlord, has been put on the market for 4.1million Burglars used scaffolding poles to smash their way in to his home through patio doors while his family were inside Di Maria and his family reportedly moved into a hotel after the incident with round-the-clock security They now look set to move away for good after his wife Jorgelina says she's too scared to return to the home
By Amanda Williams for MailOnline
Published: 03:53 EST, 9 March 2015 | Updated: 08:43 EST, 9 March 2015
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The home of Manchester United star Angel Di Maria has been put up for sale just weeks after he suffered a terrifying raid while eating dinner with his family inside.
Burglars used scaffolding poles to smash their way in to his home through patio doors while the Argentina winger, his wife Jorgelina and one-year-old daughter Mia were at the Cheshire mansion.
Now the sprawling home, which Di Maria rents from a private landlord, has been put on the market for 4.1million amid reports that his wife is too scared to return to the property.
The home of Manchester United star Angel Di Maria has been put up for sale just weeks after he suffered a terrifying raid while eating dinner with his family inside
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A car spotted in a residential road could hold vital clues to a spate of burglaries in Caversham, Earley and Newbury.
Thames Valley Police officers are keen to trace a black or dark blue Jaguar XJ which was spotted in Paddock Road, Newbury, on Saturday, February 21 at about 6pm in connection with four burglaries.
The occupants of the car were two white men, aged between 40 and 45 who were wearing suits, and a white woman, aged between 40 and 45.
The first burglary occurred between 3.45pm and 4.45pm on Monday, February 16, in Jordan Close, Caversham. Offenders gained entry by smashing the rear patio doors and stole jewellery, watches and a pink Dell laptop.
Next was a burglary between 12.30pm on Monday, February 16, and 1.50am on Tuesday, February 17, in Falstaff Avenue, Earley. Jewellery, watches, a Nokia Lumia mobile phone, Acer Aspire laptop and iPad 2 were stolen after offenders gained entry through patio doors.
Two burglaries also took place in Newbury. The first was between 9am on Friday, February 20, and 4.15pm on Sunday, February 22, in Paddock Road, Newbury. Offenders stole DVDs after gaining entry through the conservatory and patio doors.
Lastly a MacBook Air, an iPod, an iPhone and jewellery were stolen from a property in Wendan Road, Newbury, between 9.45am on Saturday, February 21, and 2.30pm on Sunday, February 22. Offenders smashed a conservatory door to get inside.
Anyone with information about the burglaries or the car should contact investigating officer PC Andrea Parsons, of Newbury police station on 101.
They can also call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
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A burglar escaped with a diamond watch after wrestling with the occupants of a house during a raid in Middleton.
The thief used tools to force the patio doors of the house on Mainway before combing it for valuables in the early hours of this morning.
Using one of the victims bags to sweep valuables into, they took a set of car keys and a Christian Dior Ladies watch worth 5,500 from the kitchen.
However, he woke the occupants who ran to confront him and wrestled with him in the upstairs of the property as they tried to restrain him.
He dropped the bag filled with stolen goods, and despite suffering an injured leg in the melee, managed to escape down the stairs and out the patio doors towards Malvern Road taking the luxury watch with him.
Detectives have now hailed the victims bravery and are appealing for help catching the culprit.
He was white and wearing a black hat or balaclava, grey tracksuit bottoms, a grey hooded tracksuit top and a dark coloured body warmer.
Detective Constable Andrew Robinson said: The occupants of the house showed great bravery in tackling this man, who unfortunately was able to give them the slip.
However, we believe the burglar may have injured his leg in the struggle so he would have found it difficult to get away in the aftermath.
He dropped most of what he had taken, but still ran off with a black Christian Dior ladies watch with diamonds on the face.
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The Argentinian's house is being sold after crooks attempted to burst in while he was having dinner with his wife Jorgelina and one-year-old daughter Mia.
The thieves tried to smash patio doors but fled empty handed after triggering an alarm system at the home of the Manchester United winger.
The 27-year-old and his family later moved to a luxury hotel with 24 hour security and since have been seen walking around Manchester with a bouncer.
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Magnificent mansion set in well-manicured grounds in the heart of Prestbury on a private road
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The Prestbury mansion, described by estate agents as "magnificent" is now up for sale a month after the Premier League's star ordeal.
The luxury property features an indoor swimming pool, a gym, a living room with a drop-down large screen and a plush kitchen.
The estate agent's advert said: "Magnificent mansion set in well-manicured grounds in the heart of Prestbury on a private road.
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