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Cheshire police chief report shows 'progress on public priorities'
John Dwyer has released his annual report, outlining developments from April 2021 to March 2022
Matt Davies
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West Scotland MSP champions plan to tackle dog theft
Animal welfare charities said dog thefts increased by 170 per cent during lockdown
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West Lancashire: £9m cost of living fund issued to local residents and firms
West Lancashire Borough Council aims to target mounting financial pressures across the region
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RSPCA Cymru appeals for support to end greyhound racing in Wales
The RSPCA has urged the public to help them lobby Members of Senedd to ban the practice
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Leicester Army Reservists practise urban combat skills in Gibraltar
1st Deep Recce Strike Brigade troops participated in the first overseas training exercise since the summer
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What's On TV: The SAS begins, 80s nostalgia, and suburban nightmares
SAS Rogue Heroes finally arrives this week, and we're dead keen to see how it stacks up against our favourite World War 2 epics
Halloween
Simon Callow reads financial nightmares in 'The Scammer House Of Horrors'
NatWest's Halloween campaign aims to raise awareness of scammers among British adults
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The best Halloween films to watch this October (Part 4)
In our final week, we encounter a masked killer, a Japanese curse and New York City plagued by ghosts
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Greater Manchester: Mayor Andy Burnham visits Oldham violence unit
During the visit, community groups spoke about the positive impact of a recent scheme
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Hollyoaks' Kelly Condron backs Manchester hospital trust 'Lantern Walk'
Kelly has shared the story of her son's treatment to encourage families to sign up for the charity event
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Normanton on Soar couple credits 'laughing every day' for 70-year marriage
Margaret and Edward Wilson said a good marriage takes 'understanding and give and take'
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Welsh industry leaders debate 'brain drain' of rising rural talent
The leaders responded to concerns about young people moving out of rural Wales to seek work elsewhere