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Durham County Council: Planning applications week beginning March 21
Planning applications received and decided this week by Durham County Council.
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Self-Written stories submitted by the InYourArea community.
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Leicester City Council: Planning applications week ending March 25
Planning applications received and decided this week.
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Bow Ties and Boas: Choirs join forces to celebrate 100 years of music between them
The concert will take place at St Columba's Church in Plas Newton, Chester on Friday, April 8 at 7.30pm.
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St. Joseph’s Hospice Spring Ladies Day is back this May after a two-year break
Tickets are on sale now and are £45
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RSPCA launch appeal to raise money to get lifesaving defibrillator at its Oldham site
The defibrillator will help to protect staff, volunteers, the local community, and visitors to the Strinesdale Country Park & Reservoir in an emergency.
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Bert and Ernie keep the team at Woodlands Animal Sanctuary on their toes
The pair have been at the sanctuary for the last 15 years.
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South Hams and West Devon Planning applications for week ending March 18
Your planning news from South Hams and West Devon
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Inclusive swimming sessions start for disabled children in Sutton
'We look forward to supporting the swimming development for hundreds of children with disabilities.'
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Cheshire West and Cheshire Council: Planning applications for week commencing March 21
A round-up of planning applications and decisions this week
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Warwickshire planning applications for the week starting Monday, March 14
Various planning applications have been submitted to North Warwickshire Borough Council and Nuneaton & Bedworth Borough Council, with some decisions, also made this week.
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City of Lincoln Planning applications for week-ending March 18
Your planning news from the City of Lincoln Council
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Blood tests can detect persistent lung cancer, according to Cambridge University researchers
'By trying to develop a blood test to help doctors predict whether a lung cancer might come back or not, we will increase the chance of curing more people.'