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West Midlands planning applications week beginning March 15
Your planning news from Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council this week.
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Bassetlaw District Council: Planning applications week ending March 26
Planning applications received and decided this week.
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Nottingham City Council planning applications week ending Sunday, March 21
Your planning news from Nottingham City Council.
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Hinckley students to benefit from new 'STEM Alumni Programme'
Hinckley Academy and John Cleveland Sixth Form Centre aims to inspire learners by connecting them with former students.
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Rushcliffe planning applications week ending Sunday, March 21
Your planning news from Rushcliffe Borough Council.
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Terminally ill aunt inspired 100-mile run challenge for Stafford hospice
Charlotte Matthews said she chose to raise money for the charity because of their ongoing support to Alison Buckley and many others like her
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Ashgate Hospicecare welcomes a £10,000 donation to support their bereavement services
Chesterfield and District Joint Crematorium Committee's donation will be used to help the charity support their bereavement services, which have seen a huge surge in demand since the pandemic began.
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Wolverhampton planning applications week ending March 21
Your planning news from Wolverhampton City council this week
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Amber Valley planning applications week ending March 21
Your planning news from Amber Valley Borough council this week
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Coach company offers support for charity training guide dogs in Nottingham
A guide dog begins its training at around 12-14 months old and, in normal circumstances, most dogs qualify as working guide dogs by the age of two.
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Ambulance response times questioned in the Staffordshire Moorlands
'The needs of areas like the Moorlands are very different from urban areas and arrangements must be suited to the needs of the community'
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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust complete work at Woodside Farm to help water voles
Water voles feel most at home in areas next to slow-flowing streams and brooks, where they burrow into the banks to nest and graze on the bankside vegetation.