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'It’s torture. This is sleep deprivation. That is a recognised torture method'

Manchester Evening News 1 min read 3 hours ago

Former Tameside Mayor John Sullivan claims overnight M67 diversions for the £228m Mottram bypass project are sending 400 HGVs a night past his Hyde home - shaking beds, smashing over potholes, and robbing residents of sleep.
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