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Merseyside Angling: Safety is key
Get the latest news from the angling scene with Joe Farrell.
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Self-Written stories submitted by the InYourArea community.
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Port Askaig mum's brain tumour battle inspires marathon effort
Julie Baker took part in Brain Tumour Research's Jog 26.2 Miles in May Challenge.
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Sefton Coast column: Benefits of Crosby Coastal Park mowing regime celebrated by legendary naturalist
Read the latest news from the Sefton Coast.
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A Rochester care home brings community together at summer fete
“I thoroughly enjoyed the event, I was surrounded by lots of great people, and the refreshments kept flowing."
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Woodford Green grandmother organises hat-tastic keep-fit get-together for charity
"Sadly, in England, someone is diagnosed with a brain tumour every two hours and of those diagnosed less than 20 per cent survive beyond five years."
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Birds of prey wow residents at Surbiton care home
“I thought the birds were beautiful, especially the African spotted owl."
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Prospective sixth from students invited to Crowborough open evening
"You become the person you’re meant to be, and I just think that’s so important in a school.”
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Aiming for Net Zero in Sevenoaks
The council has introduced electric car charging points and is assisting residents with solar power
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Newport rescue rabbit still waiting for a home
Ferdinand the rabbit has been cared for at RSPCA Newport Animal Centre for a year now.
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Scene By You Ormskirk - July 7: Pictures of West Lancashire captured by local photographers
Take a look at this week's images taken by our readers.
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Dunmow Flitch Trials art competition winners announced
Participants were asked to produce any art or craft themed around the historic Dunmow Flitch Trials.
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‘Flour babies’ help Thanet pupils experience parenthood
Year 6 children spent a week looking after their ‘offspring’ around the clock