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Byline: BYLIAM MURPHY A NEW council is to sell off its headquarters and move across the road to the site of a for mer Cheshire Police base.
Nick Allen will move across from his current role as senior regional manager for the beef and lamb levy payers' organisation.
Brighton had 8mm of rain overnight, and history showed there was a good chance the stands' side rail might be the place to be, but Catlin was the only jockey to make the move across.
 
 
 
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