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Impact of council 'no car zones' to be investigated by Cambridge University
The scheme aims to reduce traffic and encourage active forms of travel.
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Hertswise celebrate Dementia Action Week
"Our online events will give people with dementia and their carers a week fulfilled with enjoyment."
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New domestic abuse and sexual violence support available in Cambs from new PCC
The new police and crime commissioner announced the funding on his first day.
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Haeckels moves skincare business into former Cliftonville casino
The former Genting Casino will become the HQ for skincare brand Haeckels (Image: Haeckels) A skincare brand which has been built in Cliftonville from the ground up will soon be basing its operations in an unusual venue. Haeckels was founded in 2012 and its natural skincare and beauty products utilise
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Developer donates umbrellas to volunteers at Aldershot Covid vaccination hub
Princes Hall closed when the coronavirus pandemic began and has been serving the local community as a vaccination hub since January
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Dr Julie Llewelyn becomes Surrey’s 10th female High Sheriff
'Her first stop as High Sheriff was to visit Thamesmead School and the targeted youth support team in Spelthorne.'
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Online Bridge booms in lockdown for players in Chelmsford
Online Bridge was a lifeline for some during lockdown.
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Ware company awarded Queen's Award for Innovation
"It is hugely rewarding for us to win the Queen's Award at this time, it honours my father’s legacy."
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May 14 – On this day in Cambridgeshire history
Each day, Mike Petty and I look through the archives of the Cambridge News and recount some of the stories that occurred on this day in history.
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New police and crime commissioner for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight takes oath
“I feel incredibly humbled by the support I have been shown"
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Lister Hospital re-opens operating theatres as backlog of patients awaiting treatment grows
It is understood that with all theatres now open, the Trust is treating around 84 per cent of the usual numbers for 'elective' operations
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Uncertainty over new planning bill and what it means for Sevenoaks
New legislation is set to carve up the country into development zones