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Woman with cerebral palsy who feared she may never become a mum encourages others to adopt after welcoming son
Ash says she and her husband had an 'incredibly positive' adoption experience, reports Rikki Loftus
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Campaigners fighting to save Llanelli's Stradey Park Hotel from housing asylum seekers write to investors
They are writing to investors reminding them their original investment was in a four-star hotel
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Daily Cuppa and Quiz: June 22, 2023
Test your knowledge with our daily quiz
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DWP: How to tell if you've received the £150 cost of living payment
Although the cash should arrive in your account automatically, there's a specific code to watch out for, writes Neil Shaw
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Council triumph at GO Awards
The prestigious event, which was held in Solihull, celebrates the achievements and successes of everyone involved in the delivery of public sector services across the UK.
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Students vote Edge Hill University best in UK for accommodation
The latest news from Edge Hill University
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If you hear a joyous song it may just be one of Britain's smallest birds
The Wildlife Trust's Alan Wright spots a tiny delight with a loud voice
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Scene By You in Runcorn and Widnes: June 22, 2023
See the latest shots taken from across Runcorn and Widnes
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Cardiff Food and Drink Festival returns this Summer
The festival opens in Cardiff Bay at midday on Friday, July 7, and runs throughout the weekend.
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'I was talked out of trekking to the North Pole so tackled the Three Peaks challenge instead'
Seven-year-old Esme was inspired to take up the epic mountaineering challenge after watching an episode of Blue Peter
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London women's job charity celebrates 100 days of 'lifeline service'
The charity provides a transformational service to women who are facing financial crisis
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Cash windfall for north west charities for everything from buying a pony to building a community garden
As the cost-of-living crisis continues to bite, the charity sector is feeling the pressure