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Funeral of Queen Elizabeth II draws more than 26 million viewers
A further quarter of a million people lined the streets to pay their last respects in person
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Academics and officials gather in Rochdale to launch major ‘levelling up’ report
Senior academics, policy makers, local government officials and business people gathered in the town to launch ‘On Productivity’, which aims to address gaps in economic performance across the UK
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Charity gig raises over £1,700 for East Cheshire Hospice
Family band The Cinema Show held the fundraising gig at MADS Theatre
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Navestock Side residents remember the Queen with painted portrait tribute
Local residents Roy and Penelope Tyzack created the personal tribute to the Queen to pay their respects
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Grieving during times of national mourning
With the country in mourning, St Ann's Hospice gives some advice on how to deal with death
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Grants available for projects to reduce anti-social behaviour across Cheshire
Applications are welcome from community, voluntary or third sector groups, including parish councils
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Southport Nostalgia: Fond memories of Queen's visits to Southport
This week's look at Southport in bygone times
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Market Reports: Week commencing Monday, September 19
Market information taken from Hybu Cig Cymru/Meat Promotion Wales
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Cinderella comes to Belvoir Castle this Christmas
There will be festive fun for all the family
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New parents' bathroom at Zoë’s Place Baby Hospice in Coventry
The Nuneaton-based business raised more than £10,000 for the charity, as well as gifting a brand new shower.
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Work begins on £12 million engineering centre at Rhyl campus
The new centre will help develop skills needed for a career in engineering
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Blast from the past: The most talked about topics from September 20, 1989
We take a look back at letters to the editor in the Birmingham Mail