"Their advice, expertise and support for the investigation has been extremely valuable."
The BFF provides morale-boosting entertainment for British service personnel around the world.Brady thanked "so many Cobblers supporters who sponsored me, and my family and friends - that was amazing really".
He added: "I could not believe the amount of supporters shouting out 'shoe army' on the way round."After his run, Brady celebrated with a meal: "I went for a family Nandos and ate as much as I could."A council leader in Surrey said roadworks on the M25, which have resulted in full weekend closures along a stretch of the motorway, were "immensely frustrating".
Tim Oliver, leader of Surrey County Council, also said the works were "the right thing to do".The M25 roadworks are part of a £317m upgrade to the motorway, which will see an increase in the number of lanes to attempt to make journeys safer and a new junction layout to improve traffic flow.
National Highways said the construction work was complex and the new lanes would only be opened when it was safe to do so.
Five full weekend closures to a stretch of the M25 were scheduled as part of the improvement scheme.It is hoped that every household around the country will have the kerbside collections by March 2027.
The scheme will be extended to more than 25,000 homes in Wells, Draycott, Frome and Chilcompton.Eligible residents will be sent a pack of blue collection bags, alongside further information about what to collect.
They join about 3,500 households in Frome that have already recycled approximately 27 tonnes of soft plastic waste - equal to roughly 95,000 bags - since the scheme was introduced there in May 2023.Mickey Greene, Executive Director of Climate and Place at Somerset Council, said many residents who are already part of the scheme "really like" it so far.