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Nantwich Town FC had thousands of pounds worth of grass-cutting equipment stolen earlier this month, the second such break-in in two years.
They say they're also "plagued" by trespassers on their 3G pitch and have numerous cases of finding broken bottles, empty Prosecco bottles "and worse" on the site.
The club's started a crowdfunding webpage to raise money and says, without improved CCTV and more security measures, the future of the stadium could be at risk.
The BBC's Nick Triggle says the scandal joins other NHS ones including the needless suffering of patients at Stafford Hospital in being etched on the public consciousness.
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He says, while all the scandals are different - Stafford was an institutional failing on a mass scale - they all have similarities and he's been examining those.
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A football club is appealing for help to raise £10,000 to improve the ground's security, after suffering thefts and rubbish dumped on its pitch.
Nantwich Town FC had thousands of pounds worth of grass-cutting equipment stolen earlier this month, the second such break-in in two years.
They say they're also "plagued" by trespassers on their 3G pitch and have numerous cases of finding broken bottles, empty Prosecco bottles "and worse" on the site.
The club's started a crowdfunding webpage to raise money and says, without improved CCTV and more security measures, the future of the stadium could be at risk.
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A report published today found more than 450 patients died after being given powerful painkillers inappropriately at Gosport War Memorial Hospital.
The BBC's Nick Triggle says the scandal joins other NHS ones including the needless suffering of patients at Stafford Hospital in being etched on the public consciousness.
He says, while all the scandals are different - Stafford was an institutional failing on a mass scale - they all have similarities and he's been examining those.
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