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Farmer determined to get back to work after being crushed by hay bales

Chair of Hertfordshire County Show says he hopes sharing his story will prevent others from getting hurt

Jane Thynne
Head of News and Business
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Will Dickinson was crushed by hay bales doing a job he says he has done '100 times before''
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Will Dickinson was crushed by hay bales doing a job he says he has done '100 times before''

A Hertfordshire farmer who was told there was a 75% chance he would never walk again after being crushed by hay bales has spoken of his determination to return to full fitness. Will Dickinson hopes...

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