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THEY may have been beaten by the competition, but residents of a Cleethorpes street are determined not to be beaten by vandals.

As reported, members of the Daubney Street Sea End Neighbourhood Watch committee had considered pulling out of this year's Cleethorpes In Bloom competition after plants and flowers were Replica Balenciaga handbags repeatedly stolen from the street.

However, after the In Bloom team and ward councillors Chris Shaw and Alex Wallace stepped in - and handed over a Pounds 500 cheque to help get the street looking blooming marvellous once more - secretary Hazel Chase said the group had changed their minds.

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A decision on whether to enter East Midlands In Bloom - in which they have won awards in the past - is yet to be made.

A cheque for Pounds 500 from ward funding was also donated by Mr Wallace to Barcroft Street residents.