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  • abbreviation Leicestershire (in postal addresses)

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Examples

  • They visited Stamford, Clipsham and Melton Mowbray; that is Stamford (Lincs), Clipsham (Rutland) and Melton Mowbray (acually in Leics).

    A visit to pork pie country 2008

  • Married Day, of Earl Shilton, Leics, never rose beyond the rank of private - despite claiming to have been a lieutenant in his application to join an ex-servicemen's club in nearby Hinckley.

    Heroes or Villains? 2010

  • But when approached at his home in Earl Shilton, Leics.,

    Heroes or Villains? 2010

  • The fantasist, of Earl Shilton, Leics, topped off his impossible selection of gongs with an SAS beret as he walked with 600 genuine heroes at the parade in Bedworth, Warks, last month.

    NEWS December 2010

  • But when approached at his home in Earl Shilton, Leics.,

    NEWS December 2010

  • The fantasist, of Earl Shilton, Leics, topped off his impossible selection of gongs with an SAS beret as he walked with 600 genuine heroes at the parade in Bedworth, Warks, last month.

    Heroes or Villains? 2010

  • This seems to be a favourite of female Chief Constables, eg Dr Wilding & Ms Thornton as well as that Leics Supt.

    IPCC To Investigate Barwell Deaths « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2009

  • The Dummy upon which I once practiced my kiss of life, has been replaced in Whitwick Leics.

    Out With The Old Newmania 2008

  • It would not be fair to ignore some of the better snouts like David Taylor Con (NW Leics) £1.45, Malcolm Moss Con (NE Cambs) £2.18, Mike O'Brien Lab (N Warwicks) £1. 47and Paul Clarke Lab (Gillingham) the PPS to Ed Balls who clocked up a whopping £4.10 per mile!

    Archive 2008-03-01 Not a sheep 2008

  • It would not be fair to ignore some of the better snouts like David Taylor Con (NW Leics) £1.45, Malcolm Moss Con (NE Cambs) £2.18, Mike O'Brien Lab (N Warwicks) £1. 47and Paul Clarke Lab (Gillingham) the PPS to Ed Balls who clocked up a whopping £4.10 per mile!

    Snouts in the Trough Not a sheep 2008

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