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School summer holidays could be shortened permanently
Government's education catch-up tsar says full recovery could take until 2024
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National
Scottish regions and cities revealed as the UK’s home moving hotspots
London has the smallest number of home movers in relation to market size.
InYourArea News
Mole Valley District Council aims to eliminate rough sleeping by 2026
Finding the root causes of the district's homelessness issues is central to the five year plan
InYourArea News
Private Covid-19 testing clinic comes to Reigate
"We're proud to play our part in this effort and open our new clinic in Surrey"
InYourArea Community
Show us your little ones' best World Book Day costumes
Send us snaps of your little ones dressed as their favourite book characters to be featured in a special InYourArea gallery.
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Dorking Halls expansion reliant on raising funds, explains councillor
Councillor David Draper said an injection of cash was needed to make the plans a reality
National
How much does it cost to be a first time buyer in England region-by-region?
First home prices have risen in every part of the country year-on-year – apart from London.
InYourArea News
Oxted theatre will only open when "viable," despite hope from government roadmap
"We're just desperate to open as soon as we can"
National
How many people in England have received Covid vaccines region-by-region?
Almost 18 million jabs have been administered in England, provisional NHS data reveals.
National
Weekly Covid-19 deaths in England and Wales fall to lowest level since start of 2021
Coronavirus-related deaths in people aged 80+ have fallen more steeply than for younger age groups.
InYourArea Community
Ynys Môn MP supports farmers’ call to reform 68 year old law
Ynys Môn MP Virginia Crosbie is supporting calls for upgraded legislation to better protect the island’s livestock from dog attacks.
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Former Dorking education centre set to be turned into housing for children leaving care
Environmentalists have raised concerns over how the plans could affect the town's swift population