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Gull in a flap

Published: 5:28 PM May 22, 2009    Updated: 6:04 PM December 11, 2020

FIREFIGHTERS helped a seagull to safety after it got stuck on top of a building in Sidmouth last week. A fire crew was called to Cotmaton House on Cotmaton Road on Thursday (May 14) at around 1.30pm after reports that the gull was trapped in wiring. A lad

FIREFIGHTERS helped a seagull to safety after it got stuck on top of a building in Sidmouth last week. A fire crew was called to Cotmaton House on Cotmaton Road on Thursday (May 14) at around 1.30pm after reports that the gull was trapped in wiring. A ladder was used by the crew to retrieve the seagull and it was left in the car of the RSPCA.

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