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Kirklees Borough Council planning decisions week ending Sunday, March 13
Your planning news from Kirklees Borough Council this week.
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Fundraisers in Liverpool take part in Alzheimer's Society Glow Walk
Hundreds of people took part in the 5k route along the dockside.
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Members of the public are being encouraged to have their say on plans to extend high speed rail
Anyone can respond to plans submitted to extend the HS2 network.
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Northwich woman wins top prize at national awards
Sarah Bowyer entered the competition with her dog.
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Railway Crane in Ruthin to be restored thanks to a sponsor and funding
Ruthin and District Civic Association have partnered with Ruthin Craft Centre to put together a project to conserve and repair the Crane. The work will be carried out in Spring/Summer 2022.
World Book Day
MP joins Caergeiliog Foundation School for World Book Day
MP Virginia Crosbie read Alfie and the Dragon.
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Free eBooks and audio books for pupils through Gwynedd’s Schools Library Service
The scheme is part of a contracted service to the county’s primary schools.
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Lancashire County Council's fight against Covid-19 recognised nationally
The county council has undertook some targeted work to supplement the wider NHS programme.
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Woodlands Animal Sanctuary: Annie and Kitkat are looking for their furever home
Both these cats have been with at the sanctuary since the beginning of the year
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North West Puppy owners asked to help for a Royal Veterinary College survey
Continuing its research into ‘Pandemic Puppies’, the Royal Veterinary College is looking for owners of puppies born in 2021 to take part in a research project.
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Chester Zoo to hold virtual tour this morning to mark British Science Week
The virtual event will be held today (Wednesday, March 16)
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Campaigner calls upon global support to save soap opera
David Barton has his say on the issues that matter to the people.