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Two cruise ships arrive in Swansea's port
Both ships are on UK tours organised by the UK-based Noble Caledonia Cruise Line and being operated under strict Covid guidelines
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Live horror show returns to Bath after celebrating 30th birthday
The play is now the second longest-running West End play after The Mousetrap
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Cornwall music therapy groups merge
The united group will have a stronger voice with government to access funding
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Lithium tech firm from Penryn raises £6m in 20 minutes
The firm reached its funding target in less than half an hour
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The Brain Book for children written by award-winning science writer and journalist from Tunbridge Wells
'I always imagine an intelligent and curious reader who happens to not be an expert in the subject I am writing about - then think how can I entertain and educate this person? Now I just had to picture this person as being about seven-years old' said biologist and award-winning writer Liam Drew
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First and second Covid jab walk-in clinics this week across west Wales
Health bosses say with a rise in cases across the UK it is important that as many people come forward for their first and second vaccines
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Great Harwood care home takes part in biggest virtual tea party
Townfield Care enjoyed a virtual tea party hosted by Activities R Us East Lancs Care Homes and was joined by residents and staff in care homes across East Lancashire
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Macclesfield school launch swim academy programme
Starting from July, children will be able to attend four-day booster courses during school holidays and weekly lessons during term time at the school's outdoor heated pool
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New Teignmouth artwork tells town's tales of the sea
'This artwork is intended to bring history to life in an area of the town that is rich in history but very grey and uninspiring to look at'
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Independent Book Shop Week 2021: How The Book Nook in Ware has played an integral part of the community
The Book Nook runs book groups for adults and children, holds author events, works with schools, and has recently partnered with the local food bank
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Renovation of Lumb's Millennium Green plans unveiled
Tracy Cuthbertson, the chairman of the Renovation Committee of the Millennium Green Trust, outlined the objectives of the scheme to renovate this attractive area
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Cheshire East council to host virtual pride event in August
Viewers to the YouTube livestream will be treated to a mix of interviews, music, competitions, performances and information all in support of the LGBTQ+ community