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Work begins on 77 new homes in Irvine
The new Irvine Housing Association properties will form phase two of the successful Tarryholme development.
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A call to 'yarn' for Ayrshire's knitters
The installation will take the form of a patchwork mosaic, made up of thousands of hand-knitted squares, which will be draped over the estate’s historic Adam Bridge.
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One third of North Ayrshire residents have had two doses of Covid vaccine
A total of 41,855 people have been vaccinated with their second dose, representing 37.3 per cent of all residents, according to the latest statistics.
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Film trailer blaze drama on Mersey Gateway bridge in Runcorn
The blaze was caused by overheating brakes, Penketh Fire Station said.
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Rossendale resident fined £300 after their waste not properly disposed of
Rossendale council has recently expanded its enforcement team to tackle incidents of environmental crime and deal with those responsible
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Samba band and stilt walkers herald launch of Cullompton Walronds Willow Sculpture Trail
The big event takes place on Saturday, May 22 from 10am – 2pm
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Mini-golf site reopens in Rochdale
The golf balls are being teed-up for the return of indoor family fun, after Puttstars Rochdale confirmed its long-awaited reopening
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Rugeley school joins 30 UK schools that opt to continue to use masks
Hart School in Rugeley are concerned that the pandemic is not over and believe wearing a mask is an easy tool to stay safe
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Lost Gardens of Heligan to try and break world biggest bug hotel record
Can Heligan break the world record for the biggest insect hotel?
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New sports recruit on a mission to share faith, fitness and friendship in North Ayshire
Robert Thomson was recently appointed to work with the Irvine Sports Mission initiative by Irvine and Kilmarnock Presbytery.
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Firefighters free trapped gull from Newton Abbot roof
A fire crew from Newton Abbot fire station was sent in to help the RSPCA free the stricken bird
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Silent cashiers and a panda called Hugh help Morrisons raise hundreds for Hospiscare
The money was raised over two weeks with staff in the store taking part in activities including a sponsored silence on the tills, naming a giant panda, which was called Huggable Hugh, and a display in the foyer