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Lockdown One Year On: Tonbrige Swimming Club 'it's been a difficult 12 months'
"Swimming outdoors when the outside air temperature was only two or three degrees was brave and showed their dedication to their sport."
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Businesses in Truro and Newquay embrace digital technology to grow during lockdown
These two businesses have gained new customers by expanding their online services
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First female RSPCA superintendent publishes stories from her time on Stockport streets
Sue Stafford, 63, spent 32 years with the animal welfare charity and spent the early part of her career patrolling the streets of Stockport, as an inspector
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Esher woman nominated for Parliament award after petition to help new mothers
Miss Tredget gave evidence to the Petitions Committee as part of the inquiry that was sparked by the petition
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Daffodils provide backdrop for 'Walk of Words' at St Oswald's Church
The picturesque churchyard is now filled with inspirational messages
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Accrington charity's Spring gifts bring lockdown anniversary hope
Community Solutions North West supports people across East Lancashire who may be facing life alone or in crisis, with an emphasis on ending loneliness and social isolation
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Moorlands school pupils reflect on lockdown anniversary
'Due to covid-19 restrictions, there have been lots of gaps in our lives including things and people we have missed'
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Macclesfield residents asked to help save Congleton tip
Campaigners say if it shuts then the already busy Macc site will get more crowded
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Norden children run 10k to raise money for Manchester Children's Hospital
Three kindhearted boys will be running a 10k to help raise £10k for the Renal Unit at Manchester Children's Hospital.
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Lockdown One Year On: Council had to be 'fleet of foot' to respond to ever changing challenge
The past year has certainly not been without its challenges – the situation has changed radically and rapidly over the past 12 months and we have had to be fleet of foot to respond to frequent changes of direction," said William Benson, chief executive of Tunbridge Wells Borough Council.
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Exhausted mum hits out over difficulties accessing services for autistic children
An exhausted mum has spoken out about her difficulties accessing vital services for her autistic children.
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Walkers to form 'a sea of blue' at celebratory NHS fundraiser event
Fundraisers will celebrate our "amazing" health service workers at The Big NHS Walk - held on the weekend of the NHS' birthday in July