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Hampshire mums thank Home-Start Surrey Heath for 'lifeline' wellbeing pram walks
'Without a doubt it’s helped lift my mood. I probably wouldn’t have gone out for a walk on my own.'
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Anglian learning embarks on creativity pilot project for the South East
'We strive to keep up to date with research, nationally and internationally, and undertake investigations in our own schools, in order to continually test our understanding and develop our expertise.'
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Harris Primary Academy Purley Way raises money for charity with community champion scheme
'It is so important that our pupils understand the impact they can make by helping others and the influence they can have on our community.'
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Chelmsford Camera Club returns to face to face meetings at new venue
The club has moved from its previous premises at Moulsham Mill.
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Blue Plaque unveiled to commemorate Redhill schools
Former pupils, partners and friends of the schools gathered at the unveiling
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Photography exhibition for charity showcases the best of Herts
'Monies raised through the sale of prints will help HCF to make Hertfordshire a better place, for everyone.'
InYourArea News
What was happening in Tunbridge Wells in 1987 when the bedsit killings shook the town to its core?
Their deaths and the sorrows of the family have been a collective wound carried by the town for more than three decades
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Tunbridge Wells RFC plan long-term for an exciting future with youth the way forward
Chaz Spence and club's management team are ready to take on the challenge of galvanising a new group
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Cambridge Rugby Club take 'another step in right direction' with victory at Blackheath
The Blood & Sand secured their second win in a row on Saturday
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Surrey police officers accused of 36 sexual misconducts in five years
“It is not acceptable in Surrey Police for anybody to be derogatory towards women, to be sexist in their behaviour or to exchange messages with their friends..."
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Mary Harris: Why we really must 'think of the children' if the school closes
When early shifts were introduced at the Courier and I walked to work earlier, I'd see really small kids in too big secondary blazers, with dead-weight bags, heading to school
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Businessman has plans for Tunbridge Wells water spring on The Pantiles
'I do not believe these additions and alterations will benefit the individual site, and that they will ruin the view of The Pantiles Bath Square,' said Carolyn Gray, chairman of the Tunbridge Wells Town Forum group for culture, leisure and tourism