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Crowborough Hospital fete called off due to Coronavirus uncertainty
The situation about mass gatherings is still uncertain, even as far ahead as August
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Community warden services extended in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
Wardens make daily contact to assist with good wellbeing and help older people with practical daily living to minimise isolation and loneliness
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Cambridge dad smashes fundraising target in aid of charity caring for his daughter
“To say I am delighted would be an understatement. I never thought I would hit my personal target not to mention the collective effort helping us surpass our collective £10,000 target."
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Obituary: Dover farmer Alastair Lyon
A “true gentleman who never had a bad word for anyone”
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Douglas Bader's return to flying at Lympne Airfield
Despite the loss of his legs, he could sense the rudder pedals in the shin of one leg and the thigh of the other
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Easter holiday club to offer vital relief during the pandemic to Herts most disadvantaged young people
Holiday activities programme, will be a welcome boost to some during the Easter break.
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Hand-made weapons seized and more in Tunbridge Wells crime round-up
Among the weapons seized were three wooden implements with knives and spikes taped to them.
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A former red telephone box has been converted into a Guildford coffee kiosk
Lily Deluca pays her baristas double the normal wage because they have to work in freezing temperatures
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Alzheimer’s Society urges supporters in Hertfordshire to help combat people ‘dying from loneliness’
“This lack of contact from their loved ones means people with dementia are deteriorating at a much faster rate than they would otherwise."
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Chelmsford RFC Minis 'travel' to Johannesburg and back for foodbank
More than 200 children and their families have taken part in the challenge.
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£1.85million grant will allow Cambridge scientists to find new treatments for MS
Thanks to research, there are now over a dozen licensed treatments for people with relapsing forms of MS.
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Plans to make the Oxford-Cambridge Arc a "global innovation powerhouse" to be developed
It would create more jobs, homes, and transport in the area, but has been opposed for the impact on rural areas.