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Water companies to pay back £114million to customers after failing to meet targets
Thames Water faces the largest payout, over £101 million, followed by Southern Water at £43 million, reports Danny Halpin
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The storms herald a colourful autumn
Lancashire Wildlife Trust's Alan Wright soaks up the wild and wonderful spectacles of autumn
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The storms herald a colourful autumn
Lancashire Wildlife Trust's Alan Wright soaks up the wild and wonderful spectacles of autumn
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Phoenix FM: Concept artist writes songs about an unsolved murder
This week's column from Phoenix FM, by Paul Golder
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Phoenix FM: Concept artist writes songs about an unsolved murder
This week's column from Phoenix FM, by Paul Golder
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DWP dates, taxes, benefits and rule changes to expect this October
There are nine key changes that could impact your personal finances on the way, reports Levi Winchester
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DWP dates, taxes, benefits and rule changes to expect this October
There are nine key changes that could impact your personal finances on the way, reports Levi Winchester
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Cardiff secondary school applications are now open for September 2024
Applications for applying for a secondary place in September 2024 close on Monday, November 20 2023
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Cardiff secondary school applications are now open for September 2024
Applications for applying for a secondary place in September 2024 close on Monday, November 20 2023
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Eid explained as scientists predict 2024 date for religious holiday
Eid al-Fitr is the first of two important official holidays celebrated in Islam, reports Paul McAuley
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Eid explained as scientists predict 2024 date for religious holiday
Eid al-Fitr is the first of two important official holidays celebrated in Islam, reports Paul McAuley
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I thought my drink had been spiked at a party, but I was having a stroke
Joanna said she was 'having the best time' till 'lights started flashing' and her vision blurred, writes Neil Shaw