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Jewel thieves get away with haul worth thousands after Torquay shop raid
Officers were called to Torquay Jewellers in Fleet Street on Monday morning
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Vital mental health service in Staffordshire receives financial support
Staffordshire Recovery Hub plan to use the £3,226 grant to plan days out and activities
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Dozens of Waltham Cross residents asked to pay £2 postal charge to pick up election leaflets
Some envelopes were found to have 'fake' First Class stamps on
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Chip shop and restaurant in Loughborough delighted to be back open
'Our customers are part of our family'
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An elderly woman who fell on a busy Leek road waited three hours for an ambulance
'This lack of an ambulance service to serve the significant 100,000 population in the Moorlands cannot continue'
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Police appoint dog 'lead' as thefts soar through Covid pandemic
'Although dog theft is very rare, we want owners to be aware and to take safe precautions to help protect their dogs from this crime'
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Tiverton's horse-drawn barges on the right towpath for summer return
The Tiverton Canal Company has been back on the towpath pulling an empty Tivertonian barge along
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Nostalgia: Turn of the century visit to Wednesbury
Take a stroll down Bridge Street in the early 1900s
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One million Covid-19 vaccines have been administered in Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent
'The most important part of making any vaccination programme work however is the people that come forward to be vaccinated'
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Llanelli Labour MP and MS urge public to have say on future of health services across West Wales
Under the proposals Llanelli’s Prince Philip Hospital would remain a general hospital offering acute medicine
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Bath Cats and Dogs home 'shocked and upset' by latest abandoned dog
Brooke is now happy and healthy and is living with her new family
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Cornwall Green Party accuses Defra of moving the goalposts over EU exports water quality
Defra has been accused of muddying the waters