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Boost for schools in Northam as council gives £2,000 donation
Northam Town Council voted to give four schools in the parish £500 each to help pupils return to school
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Multi-agency campaign launches to tackle antisocial behaviour on King George Estate in Ware
Residents living on the estate are asked to complete a survey about what matters most to them
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Royston residents invited to have their say on policing priorities
All feedback is reviewed and used to shape ongoing policing plans, priorities and campaigns
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Paignton leisure centre to slash carbon emissions in £2m revamp
The project will play a significant role in the Government’s national objective of being carbon neutral by 2050
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Swansea schools to benefit from £9m maintenance boost
A report to Swansea Council’s Cabinet reveals plans for improvements ranging from roofing at city schools to upgrades at a number of council social services centres.
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Mary Harris: We will meet (and eat) again after Pub in the Park announces comeback in Tunbridge Wells
I thought it was a good play on lyrics, considering people probably do feel as though they are emerging from a war
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Waverley residents need permission for BBQ's in the park this summer and police crack down on intimidating youths
It's not an absolute ban but people will need to get prior permission
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Swansea Council unveils Covid recovery plan
A package of measures designed to help revitalise tourism, the city centre and support job creation have been put together
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Rotary bid to hit the heights with virtual balloons
The club is launching a lockdown-friendly activity to help raise money
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Swansea to celebrate how diversity helped build the city
A major review is being presented to Swansea Council's Cabinet next week (March 18)
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Councillors pledge to keep fighting for Brixham's bus services
"This is only a temporary reprieve and we need to continue working with Torbay to find long-term sustainable answers"
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A year in Covid-19: looking back a year on since the deadly virus arrived in Halton
The first three cases of Covid-19 were recorded a year ago this Saturday, March 13, marking a grim anniversary of one of the biggest crises of the last century