InYourArea News
Plans for 136 new homes on old Sevenoaks gasworks site
The scheme includes a giant rotunda shaped tower block
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InYourArea Community
CROYDON THROUGH COVID: A year like no other for council leader
“I started a very new set of responsibilities at a very challenging time for the council.”
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Deaf or blind women more likely to experience depression or anxiety, find Cambridge ARU researchers
The study highlights the importance of preventative measures for sensory impairment.
InYourArea Community
Care home in Thames Ditton enjoys fresh bakery treats to celebrate National Nutrition Month
'Thank you so much to Baker Tim for all the wonderful treats and thank you to the team at Anchor’s Linwood for sorting them out for us.'
InYourArea Sport
Billy Joe Saunders enlists Grant Dennis' help to prepare for Canelo Alvarez fight
“I’ve done over 40 rounds with this man in just a couple of weeks and let me tell you Billy is looking the best I’ve ever seen him; he’s focused, sharp and very strong."
InYourArea Community
Croydon care home residents reunited with loved ones
"Families are a big part of our community, so we really pleased to be carefully reintroducing these visits again.”
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Witham headteacher praises students on return to school
Students have done well to adapt to the new measures that allow them to return to face-to-face teaching.
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Farnham Sea Cadets receive donation to help renovate building
“We are very grateful for the kind donation from Taylor Wimpey to help towards making these plans become a reality."
InYourArea News
'I knew that If I didn’t get out, I would not see the end of lockdown'
Speaking anonymously, one domestic abuse survivor has explained how Reigate and Banstead Women's Aid saved her life during the pandemic
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Zero Covid cases found in University of Cambridge staff and students
Staff and students are tested much more rigorously than the general population.
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Lockdown One Year On: Mary Harris asks 'How about you? Are you okay?'
I also see it as a metaphorical checking oneself - and then others - as one might after a terrible happening, such as a car crash or earthquake or bomb.
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Number of Cambs young offenders at record lows but funding cuts risk reversing success
The change in how youth crime is dealt with has led to fewer children being held in custody.