内容摘要：Her mum added: "I'm really, really proud. I just open doors and let [Summer-Joules] decide whether she wants to keep them open.

Her mum added: "I'm really, really proud. I just open doors and let [Summer-Joules] decide whether she wants to keep them open.

The trust has promised that if the site is secured, Betchcott will be open for the public to explore, with waymarked trails and accessible seating."With this appeal, there's something for everyone," said fundraising manager Wendy Wyatt.

Shropshire is an "iconic landscape", and "an area that people are very proud of", she said."[They] want to see it protected and taken care of," Ms Wyatt added.Police have launched an investigation after officers responded to reports of a body being found, only to discover the figure was a mannequin.

Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary said it was called to reports of the body of a man being found on a bridge near New Road in Hythe at about 22:25 BST on Friday.When officers responded, the force said it "became clear" the body was in fact that of a mannequin.

The figure was also found with its hands tied up and a bag over its head.

"This caused a lot of distress to members of the public who saw this, due to how lifelike the mannequin was," a police spokesperson said.A public consultation on the proposal ran from October 2023 to January 2024, with about 82% of people who responded saying they either supported or supported in part the move to franchising.

A report for the WYCA said the number of people using buses in West Yorkshire had been declining for a decade, with bus trips down from 167.7m in 2011-12 to 92.3m in 2021-22.It also said the number of miles being operated had fallen from 60.9m miles in 2011 to 46.3m miles in 2021-22.

The first franchised buses are expected to launch in parts of Kirklees, Leeds and Wakefield from March 2027.Ms Brabin said: "I’m delighted to announce that we are taking back control of our buses in West Yorkshire, empowering the public to hold me to account for better services.