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Chance to say goodbye to 'much-loved' Surrey hospice before its demolished
People are invited to drop by for a cup of tea during a farewell afternoon at the Farnham hospice
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Computing teacher at school where pupils can play and design digital games wins award
Melanie Hall has received the Silver Award for Digital Innovator of the Year
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New Bishop of Blackburn delivers call for justice
Bishop Philip outlined how the poorest are struggling to survive against the backdrop of the cost-of-living crisis
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Dyfed-Powys Police and Crime Commissioner holds talks over domestic abuse and violence against women
Those invited saw the efforts being made by the force to tackle domestic abuse and violence against females
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Major South Lanarkshire wind farm project goes to planning
Developers hope for a green light on the wind farm that could help local households save millions on their energy bills
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Adult dyslexia diagnosis was relief for Yorkshire author labelled 'thick' by teachers
John has battled with the effects of dyslexia throughout his life, with the author admitting that condition once took him to the brink of despair
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Essex friends overcome challenges to complete 24-hour cycle for Blind Veterans UK
Memories of the 300-mile ride will last forever
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What's on in North Wales from Saturday, July 1 to Friday, July 7
A selection of events taking place across the region in the coming week
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Careers fair set for Coventry College with over 20 employers to attend
The event will give local people the chance to speak to employers in Coventry and Warwickshire
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Water bills may rise by 40% to cover sewage spill repairs and climate change
The increase could be announced in 2024, with the average bill rising to £680 a year, writes Neil Shaw
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Tower Hamlets youngsters recognised by Jack Petchey Foundation for their amazing achievements
The winners received medallions and framed certificates from the Foundation along with a £300 grant for them to spend to benefit their school or youth group
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Llanelli's Beat the Street project wins at Welsh Sports Association awards
The project encouraging people to be more active took place in the town last year