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Papa Shango are saving live music - with clown cars and a gorilla playing saxophone
Expect a night of gloriously bonkers entertainment when you see Hertfordshire circus rockers on stage
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Caterham mum describes positive impact of appearance on Rich House, Poor House
'I came away with a lot of confidence knowing whatever life brings, having your family to stand by you is the most important thing'
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New police office opens in Ware to provide stronger policing presence in town
The office will not have a public front desk, but will allow officers to respond more quickly to local issues or concerns
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Lockdown One Year On: A message from the chief executive of Thanet District Council
'As we reflect on the past year and all the changes that it has brought, one of the positives we take from it is a greater sense and appreciation of us all as a community'
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Cambs local elections 2021: County council candidates on post-Covid recovery
The candidates were asked about their plans for supporting residents and recovering financially.
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Woking FC boss knows he will be the hero or the villain and quips 'it could be supporters will wish I managed Aldershot'
Alan Dowson ready to take whatever comes after the FA Trophy semi-final tie at Hereford and is aware fans won't be happy if Cards lose
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Surrey Hills voted the best place to live in South East England
'Panoramic views and timeless, picture-perfect villages, life in the Surrey Hills is a gloriously romantic rural idyll'
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Brentwood Prep School secures third place in chess championships
The team of six, aged nine to 11, took part in a seven-hour chess marathon.
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Six-year-old Alfie runs half marathon in memory of little sister Molly
Alfie, from Papworth Everard, has decided to honour Molly's two-year anniversary by challenging himself
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Bronze Duke of Edinburgh awards for Crowborough's Beacon Academy students
As part of the award scheme students volunteered in their community
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Mar 27 – On this day in Cambridgeshire history
On this day, the foundation stones of the Salvation Army Citadel were laid, villagers in Barrington were in uproar over the right of horses to graze on the Green, and Princess Mary paid her first visit to the old university town.
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IN PICTURES: National Day of Reflection at a Coulsdon school
Messages were tied to the school gate to share with parents, carers and passers-by.