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Standon May Day hailed as 'amazingly successful' after thousands attend
"Our event wouldn't be possible without all the wonderful visitors, we were grateful and very impressed by everyone’s enthusiasm to support us this year."
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Self-Written stories submitted by the InYourArea community.
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Fundraising events for all in aid of Otford based hospice charity
Film screenings and wine tasting are among the activities
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Essex hospice launches Spring fundraising appeal
Saint Francis Hospice urges Essex residents to give what they can.
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Gamlingay woman dances to fab fundraising total in memory of mum
'Ask anyone and everyone would say the same – she was a really beautiful lady and the kindest person. So many people miss her.'
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Road adoption could provide Sefton boost claims campaigner
David Barton has his say on the issues facing Sefton.
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Funding for new Repair Café in Sevenoaks
Funding will help volunteers repair treasured or practical items and keep them out of landfill
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Sight loss charity awarded funding to improve independence of people in north Hampshire
'The hubs are places where people with sight loss can learn to use technology to make the best use of the sight they have, which will make a massive difference to their mental wellbeing.'
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Chelmsford walking football club receives brand new defibrillator
The players will be trained on how to use the new life-saving equipment.
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Blast from the past: The most talked about topics from May 4, 1989
We take a look back at letters to the editor in the Birmingham Mail
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Cardiff remembered: Days of illegal drinking dens and shebeens in town
Author Brian Lee writes a weekly history and nostalgia column for the South Wales Echo.
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Croydon Morris dancers start May Day at top of Crown Hill
“North Wood has been dancing for 47 years around the Croydon area.
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Folkestone Museum's (almost) 2000-year-old hair accessories
Hairstyling and appearance was important for women in Roman times