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I'm guilty of still being on the anniversary copy but I thought I'd share this grammatical error (it may not be) from Rotton Boroughs.


City chief's first day in the office


The new chief executive of Derby city council began work yesterday. Adam Wilkinson, 45, replaces Roy Cowlishaw, who retired in June. His salary will be ?160,000 a year. Mr Wilkinson said: "I'm looking forward to earning more about Derby."


Derby Telegraph.

SteveT Wrote:

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> I have always liked the writing style but not the

> print size, as it's half size print of a

> newspaper.

>

> I did not renew my subscription this year either,

> as it used to lie around mostly unread, and then

> the next one would arrive.


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He should have gone to "Spec savers"

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