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Catering for around 30 pupils every morning before school starts, the club stayed open during the first lockdown key worker and vulnerable families and provided food parcels to the homes of families who needed support.
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From February 6-14, residents are being asked to record their view of the night sky, to see whether lockdown has had an impact on light pollution.
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Recycled donations will be used to maintain the DigiKnow Device Library, which provides free loans of devices to Stockport residents who are missing out, including families with children struggling to get online
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Teachers at Oak Tree Primary School in Cheadle Hulme were greeted to the site of almost 80 thank you posters made by pupils on Monday morning, to show their gratitude for their continued hard work during lockdown.
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One the borough's largest employers, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom manufacturer J and J Ormerod, has opened a new one-stop trade shop and showroom in Rawtenstall.
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With over 15,000 participants recruited from 35 research UK sites in just over two months the Novavax study was the largest ever double blind, placebo-controlled trial to be undertaken in the country.
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Due to the pandemic events for Greater Manchester's Hate Crime Awareness Week are moving online this year with the aim to raise awareness of hate crime.
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Abigail Dean, who attended Stockport Grammar School has hit the Sunday Times bestseller list with her debut novel 'Girl A', which includes a thank you to her old English teacher.
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The volunteer group has launched the project, led by local artist Ruth Evans, which will see residents paint plaques of wildlife to be installed around the village.
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The project will build a new school and campus at the Cheadle Hulme site of education charity Seashell, which supports children and young adults with complex learning disabilities.
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The ‘Stockport Relay for Life’ group are encouraging residents to walk around their local area at night fall on February 13 to raise money for Cancer Research UK.
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Focused on three key areas, economic recovery, supporting communities and tackling climate change the budget plans to help the town ‘build back better’ after the pandemic.