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Paignton headland memorials honour gallantry of brave war heroes
The headland is home to three poignant memorials, including one dedicated to the only Torbay-born recipient of the Victoria Cross.
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Cycling and walking schemes will be the focus for LCWIP in Barnstaple
The council has raised concerns over several issues around walking and cycling and access for people in wheelchairs around town
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Enhanced local coronavirus contact tracing service up and running in Hertfordshire
Teams from Hertfordshire County Council and the 10 district and borough councils are now primarily responsible for contacting people who have tested positive for Covid-19
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24 Rossendale cancer patients helped by Macmillan hardship grants
During 2020 Macmillan gave just over £222,400 in hardship grants to people with cancer in Lancashire
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MP praises rail scheme as four domestic abuse survivors helped every day
Free transport has offered a lifeline to people fleeing abuse at home
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Cullompton sweethearts honoured with naming of new McCarthy Stone development
McCarthy Stone has revealed its new retirement living development on Willand Road has been named Foxglove Place
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Motorists urged to slow down after five ducks 'murdered' in Cullompton
Iain Emmett, who lives on Station Road and is a Cullompton Town Council was left dismayed by the scenes outside his home which runs alongside the town’s leat
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2,500 people sign petition backing plans for a Margate skatepark
"Creating safe spaces for young people to enjoy a passion, make friends and get exercise is so important - I really support this."
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Staff at Tesco stores to 'turn pink' to raise funds for cancer charities
The staff will wear pink to help beat cancer
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Planning permission for semi-detached homes granted
Planning permission to build semi-detached homes on land at Gate Street, Rochdale, has been passed.
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Rochdale family-run pub have ‘busiest week for 20 years’ as lockdown eases
Following the law change to allow pubs and restaurants to open outdoors from April 12 The Cedar Tree at the Sheaf in Newhey welcomed back customers with open arms
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Police increase presence in Skelmersdale to target anti-social behaviour and drug dealing
It comes in response to reports of criminal activity across the town