Planning Applications IYA
Rushcliffe Borough Council planning applications week ending Sunday, May 15
Your planning news from Rushcliffe Council this week.
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Self-Written stories submitted by the InYourArea community.
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Salford City Council: Planning applications week beginning May 16
The planning applications received and decided this week.
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Kirklees Borough Council planning applications week ending Sunday, May 15
Your planning news from Kirklees Borough Council.
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Knutsford school wheels in help from housebuilder
The new bike storage facilities will keep the pupil's bikes and scooters in a safe, dry space during the school day.
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Cricket: Southport & Birkdale bat well for draw
Paul Edwards brings you the latest news from S&B.
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Merseyside Angling: Fail to prepare and prepare to fail
Get the latest news from the angling scene with Joe Farrell.
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Sefton Coast column: Get some sand in your socks
Read the latest news from the Sefton Coast.
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Scene By You Ormskirk - May 19: Pictures of West Lancashire captured by local photographers
Take a look at this week's images taken by our readers.
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High Wycombe children flock to town centre to celebrate opening of new coding studio
Local children gathered at Bucks New University to celebrate the grand opening of a brand-new kids coding studio - Code Ninjas.
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Unique artist-designed eggs on display in Chelsea for Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations
The Eggs of an Era exhibition will be displayed in a trail on and around Sloane Square before being auctioned to support conservation work.
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Spring has sprung as Southmead care home welcomes egg-cellent new friends
Residents at Care UK’s Trymview Hall watched six chicks hatch as part of its spring celebrations.
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Girton care home buries time capsule to mark 25 years
'We hope, in 25 years, when it is dug up, future generations can discover and learn from it.'