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Locked-down Brits ‘spent £15.2bn extra on groceries over past year’
With office tea rounds a thing of the past, we've drank an additional two billion cups of tea at home this year.
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Support for Wales Young Farmers is vital
The Farmers’ Union of Wales President Glyn Roberts stressed that whilst financial support for the Urdd was welcome, the Young Farmers clubs in Wales must not be left out.
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National Careers Week: Future proofing careers with Cheshire College
In celebration of National Careers Week, Cheshire College is hosting a variety of career-related activities to help support current learners, prospective applicants and the wider community make informed decisions about their futures.
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Latest weekly Covid-19 rates for local authority areas in England
Corby, in Northamptonshire, continues to have the highest infection rate in England.
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Pontefract hospice awarded grant to continue care through pandemic
A virtual cheque presentation took place with a Maximus Foundation trustee.
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Number of intensive care beds in England is ‘insufficient’, say hospital leaders
In particular, the East of England, South West and South East are falling short.
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Revealed: The best UK – and worst – cities for retirement
Over 60% of Britons plan to relocate when they retire.
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Leatherhead nurse running in tribute to son raises £2,500 for epilepsy charity
Lisa Thwaites raised the money for Epilepsy Action, who helped her son get vital medication
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Prince Philip moved to a new hospital for heart condition tests
The Duke of Edinburgh was shielded from view as he was transferred to an ambulance on Monday.
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Rail Fares increase across UK – with highest rises in England and Wales
A Brighton to London season ticket is going up by over £120.
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Remembering Professor John Knowles Stanley
In both his family life and the world of hand surgery, John touched the lives of many with his kindness, generosity, humour and professionalism.
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Stephen Fry leads campaign to improve children’s literacy as kids spend time away from school
The completely free move can double a child's chance of becoming a proficient reader.