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For the charity’s anniversary celebrations people from all walks of life came together at the Sacred Heart Parish Centre to hear news of the charity’s latest work and to discover different ways to support its mission
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Former Chancellor Rishi Sunak was elected by Conservative MPs on Monday, October 24 to become the new Prime Minister after Liz Truss resigned four days earlier
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On Sunday, October 23, Andrew, Collin and Ethan Perez all competed at the Somerset Gi and NoGi Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Open Championships in Weston-super-Mare
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St Hilda’s CE Mission in remote Hollingworth Fold, near Hollingworth Lake, went up for auction with a guide price of £25,000 but eventually sold for £172,000
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Skylight Circus Arts runs specialist events for a whole host of different abilities and circumstances, including its Circus Rainbow events for LGBTQIA teens
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The initiative saw the pupils raise an impressive £797 out of an initial £50 investment, which will allow Springhill Hospice to offer counselling sessions and provide visits from specialist nurses
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Her spell in Downing Street was marked by days of chaos, Conservative in-fighting and economic turmoil after a disastrous 'mini-Budget', alongside the death of the Queen which happened just a day after she had taken office
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The council is recruiting a strategy and operations manager with the successful candidate having the opportunity to work in one of the finest Victorian town halls in the country
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Six community champions and charity workers, a local businessman and a former medical director have been given the freedom of the borough, while four former councillors were made Aldermen
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Organised by the Good Things Foundation, the aim of the initiative is to reduce isolation and give people the ability to do what many of us take for granted as well as reducing the poverty gap
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Norden in Bloom volunteer Paul Ellison said more than 100 people had given up their time to help across the five entries, including gardening clubs, scout groups and school children
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Tony Lloyd, Labour MP for Rochdale, said analysis by his party estimates that 7,490 households in Rochdale will be paying hundreds of pounds a month more from next year as rates top 6%