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Youth projects in Stockport receive more than £27,000 in community funding
Eleven projects in Stockport, Greater Manchester, have received a slice of the £27,927 special projects funding to support young people in their communities
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Eleven projects in Stockport, Greater Manchester, have received a slice of the £27,927 special projects funding to support young people in their communities
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A total of 34 local authorities, including the council for Stockport have been involved for the national release of the new short film ‘Out There’
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RSPCA animal rescue officers, Sonia Hulme and partner Steve Wickham, set up the triage in their home in Stockport to help animals in need and free up time for colleagues
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Winners Strength & Wellbeing Studios, located on Stockport Road in Cheadle, has hired five local women to provide 45 different fitness classes each week
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‘Get Online Week’ runs from October 18-24 and partners DigiKnow have organised a number of events at the One Stockport Hub in Merseyway and other venues across Stockport
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Stockport Council is hosting its CAN (Climate Action Now) Summit virtually on November 9, to coincide with the COP26 UN Climate Change Summit in Glasgow
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Pure Innovations, a charity based in Hazel Grove, was highly commended at last month’s Stockport Business Awards in the Best Not-for-Profit Organisation category
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Last year, Andrew Gwynne featured ‘Stockport Snowscapes’ which included images of Stockport from Heaton Norris Park and a festive image of Houldsworth square
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Tariq Mohammed, Senior Clinical Coder, was nominated for the work he has done in promoting equality at Rochdale Infirmary and in community services
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The college and university centre in Rochdale hosted their Higher Education Graduation and Awards Ceremony at the Norton Grange Hotel in Castleton
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The high streets in Littleborough, Milnrow and Newhey, have been turned pink to raise money for Cancer Research UK - with a trophy for the best window display
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Clive Seal, 57, has discovered that three young boys drowned at the old Clapgate colliery in Norden on July 4 1838 following a thunderstorm which also killed 26 child miners in Yorkshire