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The weekly round-up: Uplifting local stories on a national scale
Stories you might have missed this week on InYourArea.
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Race for a place: How oversubscribed is your top school choice?
Most children do get their first choice of school - but there's a lot of variation from school to school
Coronavirus
How you can use InYourArea to support your local foodbank
The newest initiative has been launched to make sure food banks have plenty of stock when they need it most
Memory Lane
Bring your local history to life with InYourArea's brilliant new picture feature
Memory Lane lets you turn black and white photos into full colour images, as well as chronicling your local history through photographs
Memory Lane
Bring your local history to life with InYourArea's brilliant new picture feature
Memory Lane lets you turn black and white photos into full colour images, as well as chronicling your local history through photographs
InYourArea
Share your favourite local spot and ask #RecogniseThis
It might be a cafe, a bench with a view, a piece of archicture - anything
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Outdated InYourArea apps will no longer work on mobile or tablet devices
Keep your InYourArea app updated, as older version 'switched off'
Don't Trash Our Future
The awful effects of litter on our wildlife and how your support can help change things
The animal welfare charity is urging people to ensure they are taking their litter home with them
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How coronavirus data is calculated on InYourArea
There's a lot to understand - here's how it all works
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Where in the UK 'rule of six' flouters are most likely to be reported by their neighbours
More than 15,000 people responded to our survey
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The weekly round-up: Positive stories from across the UK
Local stories on a national level - but still guaranteed to put a smile on your face.
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The big return to work survey - how your professional life has changed in the pandemic
At the peak of the pandemic, 9.5million people were furloughed and around 50 per cent of people were working from home