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Ring found on Semington Road

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A RING has been found on Semington Road, opposite the Total garage.

The ring was found on Sunday 9th October at approximately 7am. It has been described as a man’s ring with ‘half of a picture’ – thought to be completed by another ring – engraved on it, and writing engraved on the inside.

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