16/04/2023 Regno Unito, (UK), Inghilterra, (England), Essex, Epping Forest, Loughton
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Neighbours were banned from leaving their homes after an unexploded grenade was found on a building site. Workers in Connaught Avenue, Loughton, were stunned to find the First World War bomb at 10am this morning (April 10). The bomb was found in the grounds of a four-bedroom detached Edwardian house, which is currently being redeveloped into five flats. A cordon was put in place as the home was evacuated. Residents in the street were told that a small grenade had been found and that it was not terrorism related. Karen Gisborne, of Connaught Avenue, said: “I was leaving my house to take my daughter to work, and I was told by police that we couldn’t take the car unless it was an emergency. “We were not allowed to walk past the site and we couldn’t drive past it because they didn’t want the ground to shake.” She said her 13-year-old daughter found the relic “exciting.”
Photo-Source: eppingforestguardian.co.uk
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