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Chelmsford celebrates 1,000 'life-saving' plasma donations
The donated plasma is used to make life-saving medicines for people with immune diseases
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Wool show will take place in Penkridge after being postponed due to Covid-19
In a change to its normal schedule of May, Wool@J13 will go ahead in November
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Man critically injured in tractor accident
The farm worker was found seriously injured in the field where he was cutting grass
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Free dementia workshop for Peasedown residents
The next free, socially distant and Covid-compliment workshop will be held at St John’s Church on Tuesday, July 6
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Charities benefit from £2,000 Cadent Foundation grants
The Civic Arts Centre and Theatre in Oswaldtwistle and Rainbow Hub in Ormskirk are now in the running to increase their awards
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Coalfield Communities Landscape Partnership to celebrate with Launch Day on 9 July
Visitors will be able to learn more as the CCLP launches its plans with exciting activities taking place at three key locations, Dunaskin, Loch Doon and Dalmellington, East Ayrshire.
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Southport Town Hall to be repainted white and become more energy efficient
Sefton Council recently secured over £800,000 from the Public Sector Decarbonisation Fund
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Carmarthen Goldstone Books to hold first book club in more than a year
The event on July 6 will feature town author Julie Ma who will talk about her debut novel
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Llanelli residents raise health concerns over alley that is 'haven for rats' and 'dumping ground'
Carmarthenshire Council initially told residents the lane was not its responsibility but have now made a U-turn
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The Old Country Crows take off again with new EP
Lockdown came just as the Kent band put out their latest album - but they've stayed busy
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Here's why a major Runcorn road is shut for the next three weeks
A Halton Council report published in December said the area has been "poorly served by pedestrian access".
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St Clears family's pink silage trailer turns heads for cancer fundraising effort
The trailer is proving popular on the roads as a family member battles cancer