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Staines
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Staines  (stnz)
An urban district of southeast England on the Thames River west-southwest of London. It is mainly residential with some varied industries. Population: 50,500.
Staines [steɪnz]
n
(Placename) a town in SE England, in N Surrey on the River Thames. Pop.: 51 167 (1991)
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60s CHRISTINE BEST, 65 Started at Ashford Hospital, Middx, in 1965 CHRISTINE, from Staines, Surrey, worked as a nurse in the NHS for almost 30 years before retiring in 1994.
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The animal was found in an alley by a member of the public in Staines, Surrey, last month and moved under cover before being taken into the care of experienced bat conservation volunteers.
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The funeral was held in Hereford on Tuesday but there will be a memorial service in Staines, Surrey, on a date to be announced.
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