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Children will help improve road safety outside their school
Funding secured for signs and banners at Parkroyal Community School in Macclesfield
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'No truth' in claims Winkleigh Work Hub are felling trees
'There’s been some grumbling in the village that a load of trees have been pulled down as a consequence of the hub'
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Covid tests are the key to Torbay's successful schools return
"It has also been a real example to our students on what can be achieved with a positive mind set and can-do attitude"
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New Dean appointed at Cambridge Judge Business School
Professor Mauro Guillén will start his new role on September 1 this year
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Historic England awards Knebworth House grant of £74,175 for emergency repairs and investigative work
The grant will fund emergency repairs to the north-west turret where cracks are affecting the original 19th century structure
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Sacrifices made by frontline NHS staff immortalised in art at Hertford Theatre by Simon Balle students
Simon Balle All-through School organised a virtual art exhibition, asking pupils for portraits of critical workers, medics and support staff
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Testing times in Sevenoaks as pupils head back to the classroom
Teachers have mounted a mass testing regime to make sure staff and pupils are free of Covid-19 before returning to the classroom
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Churnet Valley Railway apologises for refund delay
'We apologise for the delay and greatly appreciate your patience in this matter'
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Additional funds made available for Uffculme pond regeneration
The parish council are progressing a lease for the pond and surrounding land within the fence, opposite the back of the Village Hall
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Charges to return for Cullompton's St Andrew's car park
Time restrictions and charges will recommence on April 1
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Helmshore jazz drummer's bandmates walk 500 miles in memory
Friends of Matthew Densfield, who died four years ago this month age 20, have raised more than £1,600 for Ronald McDonald House from a March walking challenge
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Planning row brews in St Columb Major as plans for two new homes attract criticism
Some residents fear the two luxury homes planned for St Columb Major would be detrimental to the historic character of the village - and its Grade I-Listed church