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New partnership puts people with disabilities in the driving seat
'Since then, it has been fantastic – it has given me freedom. We can just get up and go and I can drive anywhere we want.'
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Sevenoaks planning applications week ending May 14
Your planning news from Sevenoaks District Council this week.
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Hampshire salon owner named finalist at Australian Hair Awards
This year is the first time the awards have been opened up globally
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Wealden MP backs idea for better transport links to East Sussex National
Access to the hotel by public transport is hindered
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Essex grandmother dresses up for Covid-19 vaccine
Doris celebrated her second Covid-19 vaccine by dressing up for the occasion.
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Sawston celebrant nominated for industry award
Wedding celebrant, Ronnie Booth, has been nominated for the “Rising Star, Best National Celebrant and Best Client Service category”.
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Ealing and Croydon home care company supports 'SAVE LIVES: Clean Your Hands' campaign
Handwashing with soap and water or using an alcohol-based hand rub is so vital to help prevent the spread of viruses including Covid-19.
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Herts residents urged to try handball as part of national campaign
“It'll be an emotional day when we get back onto the court and through #ReclaimTheCourt, we’re celebrating the journey and aiming to bring as many people with us as possible.”
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Cambs police team to be trained in BSL to support deaf people
Pictured above: A police officer with a notepad. (Credit: Joe Giddens/PA Wire). Police and policing staff will be trained in British Sign Language (BSL) as part of a new scheme to ensure deaf people have equal access to the police force. Cambridgeshire Police, with support from Cambridgeshire Deaf Association,
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Senior Hertfordshire county councillors express 'disappointment' at High Court ruling that meetings must be face-to-face from May 7
'What has been quite clear during coronavirus is that there has been more public engagement with having virtual meetings'
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Pub welcomes guests inside, but for votes not pints
"Because of covid voters are allowed in to vote but not to eat, drink and be merry"
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'Greenway' for cyclists and pedestrians between Cambridge and Coton completed
It is part of a package of works to make it easier to cycle or walk from nearby villages.