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Imperial War Museum's exhibition to display largest collection of Spitfires under one roof

'The Spitfire became synonymous with hope and protection as the threat of German invasion loomed heavy over Britain.'

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Private hospital in Brentwood wins national award

The hospital group has been recognised for their response to the nationwide shortage of key healthcare workers

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Free parking in Gwynedd to encourage people to do their Christmas shopping locally

Supporting local businesses has the additional benefits of avoiding traffic jams, and helping the environment.

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Gwynedd Council welcomes groundbreaking announcement on second homes

Consultation could lead to amended regulations for holiday lets and better protection for rural communities.

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Nostalgia: Christmas lights in Newcastle

We took a trip down memory lane at the Christmas lights in Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

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Communities in Gwynedd and Snowdonia to benefit from sustainable tourism

Two authorities will cooperate to ensure that the visitor economy will not damage the area's culture and environment.

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Hywel Dda Health Charities buy a state-of-the-art biopsy machine

New equipment will enable safer biopsy procedures with fewer infection risks, and a better rate of diagnosis.

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Cardiff remembered: Cartoonist ridiculed Hitler in wartime Echo

Author Brian Lee writes a weekly history and nostalgia column for the South Wales Echo.

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In case you missed it: Five Surrey stories from the past week

There has been a lot to celebrate in Surrey this week

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In case you missed it: Five Essex stories from the past week

Lots of things to celebrate in Essex this week.

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Tales from Lympne: The abdication crisis of 1936

It was thought that Edward would leave the UK by aeroplane from Lympne Airfield

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Macclesfield logistics firm steps up search for new HGV drivers

The firm has so far received nearly 200 applications for a recently-launched, fully-funded driver training programme worth over £3,500, which leads to a full HGV licence