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Methodist Conference president to preach at Gwennap Pit
Gwennap Pit is where Methodist founder John Wesley preached 18 times during the 18th century
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Nature in urban spaces photo competition launched
The competition is open to all ages
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Nostalgia: Life in the slow lane in Edwardian Wednesbury
Old pictures evoke a slower pace of life
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Project launched to plant 25,000 trees across 28 acres in Carmarthenshire
The scheme is part of reforestation efforts and the battle against climate change
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Truro Cathedral choristers call public to support Unicef Covid jabs Crowdfudner campaign
The aims is to raise fund for the Unicef vaccinAid campaign
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Bid to turn former Runcorn pub into laundrette
The pub has lain vacant for years and has become a magnet for vandalism and arson.
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Stockport grandmother teams up with Meera Syal for Alzheimer’s Society’s Cupcake Day
Dianne Gallimore appeared in a video alongside the award-winning actor to discuss her experience of living with dementia, all while baking cupcakes
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Don't expect Bristol style violence in Cornwall during G7 Summit says top cop
Police in Cornwall expect peaceful protests against the G7 Summit not violent riots
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North Ayrshire's youth strategy is revealed
The Youth Participation and Citizenship Strategy, known as “Step Up, Speak Out” sets out how young people across North Ayrshire can play an active role in their schools and communities.
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Scouts Cymru appeal for new Carmarthenshire volunteers
In one year it has lost 29% of youth members and 10% of adults due to pressures of lockdown
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Helicopter called in as four people pitched into the sea in South Devon capsize
The condition of the casualties was deteriorating, and a decision was taken to ask for helicopter assistance
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Stilt walkers to visit more Cornish towns to remind residents and visitors to stay Covid safe
Stay Covid safe despite lockdown easing thi spring and summer