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Jan 13th 2024. A group of “boy racers” decided to have yet another car meet, they’ve been doing it for a while. They’ve nearly caused accidents with innocent people before, this time it wasn’t a nearly. One car collided with another, the driver died at the scene, I’m sorry for his family but it’s one less crazy driver off the road! The car he hit had 3 passengers in, they are all still recovering some absolutely horrific life changing injuries!
I’m in touch with the daughter of the family as I’m a local parish councillor, the council are supporting her and we all agree this has to stop. We villagers said nothing would be done until a fatality, sadly we were right, action is being taken it’s slow progress but it’s in the right direction. My stepson and his GF walk that road, my wife and I use it too, we don’t want anyone else to become a statistic.
I’ve spoken to police, I’ve met with them on site, we’ve driven the roads, they know the car meets are an issue and there’s illegal activity when they occur. If anyone lives in Kenilworth, Coventry or surrounding areas and uses the A45/46 this may interest you, especially if you use the bridge by JLR or firefly road and/or down towards leaf lane, then this should matter to you too. Please, sign it and share it. https://www.change.org/p/halt-dangerous-street-racing-and-car-meets-on-firefly-rd-jlr-bridge
Halt Dangerous Street Racing and Car Meets on Firefly Rd/JLR Bridge
Everyone talking about the fact Dwayne returned in DIP, which yes, is great as Dwayne’s such a great character but for me, no one’s really talking about the main point right at the end of the episode ! Is it Sunday yet?
Series produced by BBC Studios Productions Australia with Red Planet Pictures for ABC in association with the BBC, will also screen on BBC O
The Death in Paradise franchise is coming to Australia with an original, home grown spinoff series, Return to Paradise, coming to ABC in 2024. The series is produced by BBC Studios Productions Australia with Red Planet Pictures for the ABC in association with the BBC, who will screen the series on BBC One and iPlayer in the UK. Return to Paradise combines the DNA of the original global smash hit murder mystery series, with a new, unique Australian take.
Set in the idyllic, beachside hamlet of Dolphin Cove, Return to Paradise is six gripping, twisting and fiendishly clever murder mysteries – all set against the spectacular backdrop of the Australian coastal landscape.
Australian ex-pat Mackenzie Clarke is the seemingly golden girl of the London Metropolitan police force – with an intuitive approach to detective work, she has built a reputation for being able to crack the most impossible of cases. However, she’s suddenly forced to up sticks and move back to her childhood home of Dolphin Cove, a beautiful, coastal paradise... and Mackenzie’s worst nightmare.
Having escaped her hometown at the earliest opportunity six years ago, Mack vowed she'd never come back, leaving a lot of unfinished business and unanswered questions. On her return she’s still no fan of the town, and the people of Dolphin Cove are certainly no fans of hers. In fact everyone would prefer her not to be there, including Mackenzie herself.
But when a murder takes place in Dolphin Cove, Mack can’t help but put her inspired detective brilliance to good use and determines, despite her reservations, that she needs to make the best of it, including tying up the loose ends with the man she left at the altar six years ago.
Created and Executive Produced by Peter Mattessi, James Hall and Robert Thorogood, Return to Paradise features a crack Australian writing team led by Mattessi alongside Elizabeth Coleman, Alexandra Collier and Kodie Bedford.
ABC Head of Screen Rachel Okine says; “We are thrilled to be partnering with BBC Studios Productions Australia and Red Planet Pictures to bring a unique Australian sensibility to this beloved franchise. Return to Paradise promises to be whip smart, intriguing and entertaining - audiences of all ages are invited to play along to figure out whodunit, all while feeling as if they’ve been transported to the perfect summer holiday”.
Kylie Washington, General Manager and Creative Director, BBC Studios Productions Australia says; “Like audiences around the world, Aussies love a good crime series, they’re addictive and bring in audiences week after week. Death in Paradise is a bona fide hit so I’m excited to work with ABC and Red Planet Pictures to expand this world even further. Return to Paradise will introduce audiences to entirely new Australian characters, settings and cases for the team to crack, but with an unsettling amount of murders for a small community guaranteed. This is the second local drama from BBC Studios Productions Australia and is an exciting step as we build our premium scripted business in Australia under Warren Clarke, working with an all Australian creative team.”
Alex Jones, Joint-MD of Red Planet Pictures said: “We are so proud of the global success of both Death in Paradise and Beyond Paradise – each selling to hundreds of territories, watched by millions, and regularly claiming the position of top rated drama in most of them. Return to Paradise is a brilliantly exciting new addition to ‘The Paraverse’ which we are sure audiences will love just as much. It is a completely original drama but takes the essence of what viewers love about Death in Paradise – the fish out of water premise coupled with the most cleverly plotted murder mystery – and gives it a uniquely Aussie flavour. We are also thrilled to already have BBC One and iPlayer in the UK on board as broadcast partners for the show which means that us Brits will be sure to get to meet Mackenzie and the residents of Dolphin Cove in 2024!”
Sue Deeks, Head of BBC Programme Acquisition, says: “Everything we all love about Death in Paradise - the humour, the beautiful scenery, the likeable characters, the ingenious plots - now in a fabulous Australian setting. I cannot wait for BBC viewers to be introduced to Detective Mack and the good (and not so good!) folk of Dolphin Cove. What a treat we have in store!"
Return to Paradise will air on ABC and ABC i-view next year and will be shown on BBC One and BBC iPlayer in the UK. It will be distributed globally by BBC Studios.
Production Credits: BBC Studios Productions Australia, Red Planet Pictures. Produced for the ABC in association with the BBC. Executive Producers for BBC Studios Productions Australia are Kylie Washington and Warren Clarke, for Red Planet Pictures are Belinda Campbell and Tim Key and for ABC are Rachel Okine and Brett Sleigh.
You needed to unwind and relax, your muscles were feeling sore, I got some hot oil and I'd rubbed it all in and massaged you from Head to toe, getting into the deep tissue, making sure your not getting tense, every now and again as I massaged your legs, going upwards id risk it, I slide over your pussy with a finger as I massage your thighs and onto your stomach, then upwards some more.
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