Staffordshire residents have backed a policy of reducing extra teams of on-call firefighters from four to three.
"We just went for it, we were chaperoned around and had a very lovely time," she said.Mr Tatham said: "They took very good care of us. The joy of Blind Date is you get to see [each] other again because you're forced to watch that bit on the sofa a week later.
"It was absolutely the show of the moment. I guess it would be like applying to be on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire or Love Island."The church where the couple got married has celebrated its 180th anniversary this weekend, with a wedding fair and service of celebrations.It was "totally coincidental" the anniversary happened to fall on the pair's wedding anniversary, Mr Tatham said.
"It's been offering fantastic marriages for 180 years," he said."Pelsall is a wonderful community and you can really feel the energy of the whole village as it comes out to support that church. I think it's wonderful."
A woman has been detained after climbing over the fence of an RAF base where a multi-nation military training exercise was taking place.
The woman was stopped by military police as she headed towards the runway at RAF Waddington, the Ministry of Defence said."So I think it's really important just to try and create a little bit of positivity in people's worlds.
"I love making people feel the best version of themselves."More than 500 applications have been received for nursing apprenticeships in Hull.
Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust opened applications during during National Apprenticeship Week and said it had been "overwhelmed by the volume of interest".The trust said more than 150 people attended a nurse apprenticeships open evening held at Castle Hill Hospital.