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Stafford pupil rides 500km to help victims of climate disasters
Triathlete Callum Thompson even extended his target by 90 kilometres, cycling 500 kilometres within one month
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Sevenoaks Bookshop wins best in Britain award
The High Street store has been declared the UK's top independent bookshop
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Benefits of giant Windy Corner phone mast outweigh 'eyesore' concerns
Councillors were told the 20-metre-high mast would tower above nearby trees
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Paignton Green concrete blocks to be installed in time to stop Bank Holiday 'influx'
The council believes quick action is needed to stop a bank holiday influx
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Ashbourne family takes on a million-step challenge
The Green family has raised nearly £800 so far for Christian Aid
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Visit Cornwall launches media campaign to boost international visitor numbers all year round
It's about encouraging all year-round tourism to Cornwall not just in the summer
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University of Exeter launches Green Futures campaign in critical year for climate action
According to a recent Reuters list, the University of Exeter has the UK’s five most influential climate scientists
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Councillor who stormed to victory on Capel's anti-homes vote hopes to derail Local Plan
'It will disrupt the way of life for the parish. It's turning a rural landscape into an urban one. That's the sum of it'
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Bath's MP calls for a 'level playing field' for disabled political candidates
The previous fund supported 94 applications and 67 disabled candidates
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French families in Sevenoaks speak of heartache of year long separation
Continuing restrictions mean families remain torn apart
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Exeter Panthers Football Club new kit thanks to Redrow Homes
The sponsorship has helped the football club purchase new kits for the season ahead and will be worn by the under 13s team
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£53m Poynton Relief Road reaches 'major milestone'
Concrete bridge beams weighing 38 tonnes each put in place