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45ft Paddington Bear sculpture unveiled at Cheshire farm

The farm said the sculpture will support a young boy living with a rare condition

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鈥淚 will never be like other people, but that's alright because I am a bear.鈥� (Snugburys Ice Cream)
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鈥淚 will never be like other people, but that's alright because I am a bear.鈥� (Snugburys Ice Cream)

A dairy business in Cheshire has revealed a sculpture of Paddington Bear, standing at over 40 feet, to support a charity helping children living with rare conditions. Snugburys, based on Chester Road...

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