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Truro High School head girls launch renewable energy appeal
The girls want to raise as much as possible to fund solar panels and help reduce their school's carbon footprint
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North Devon set to receive £186,191 funding boost to help tourism and high streets bounce back
Councils can use the funding to hold street markets and festivals and boost the look and feel of their high streets,
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Rising unemployment rates in Ayrshire
This latest figure equates to 7.1 per cent of the working age population claiming out of work benefits.
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Age UK looks forward to welcoming customers back in Barnstaple next month
Safety measures will once again be in place to protect customers, volunteers and staff
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Braunton young people say no to discrimination
During lockdown, school pupils were encouraged to design posters with an anti-discrimination theme
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Polling cards on are on the way to thousands of Stafford residents
Stafford Borough Council will be running a number of polls on Thursday, May 6 - after elections were postponed last year because of Covid-19
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Spin e-scooter rental scheme launches in Brentwood next week
The service had been due to be launched earlier this year but was delayed due to lockdown restrictions
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Scotland to benefit from £21.4m investment in new electric buses in key Stagecoach transport networks
Stagecoach has announced that it will be introducing a further 46 new fully electric buses representing an investment of £21.4m across Scotland as part of its drive to improve air quality and support the Scottish Government’s environmental targets. The order for new electric buses follows today’s announcement
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Surrey council to pay woman whose elderly mother died alone £500 for for 'avoidable distress'
'The independent watchdog has recommended that Surrey County Council pay the complainant a £500 symbolic fee for 'avoidable distress''
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Rise in sheep worrying causes concern in East Ayrshire
A rise in reports of sheep worrying is causing concerns for farmers across East Ayrshire. People walking with their dogs have a responsibility to ensure that they are under control and don’t cause distress to animals they meet while out walking, including livestock like sheep. Under the Dogs (Protection
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Lockdown One Year On: Hertfordshire readers send their favourite photos from the past 12 months
There were times when we reached for our cameras to snap an image
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Covid deaths after hospital stays to be investigated by Cambridge researchers
Nearly a third of people who are hospitalised due to Covid are readmitted within six months.