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Parent support group celebrates 10th anniversary on Mother's Day
Perinatal Smile Group, in Macclesfield, has gone from strength to strength since 2011
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Plans for new nursery in north Cambridge scrapped to cut costs
The new nursery would cost nearly half a million pounds.
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Important information for parents and carers as schools prepare to reopen
Cardiff council has put together information for parents and carers of children returning
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High turnout and delight as South Devon schools get back to business
“The return to school is fantastic in so many ways – the children need to return, they want to see their friends, get back into a routine and have face to face learning again"
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Fury as council minutes are sent out on wrong coloured paper
'We are getting stuff coming through which is black on green and it is unacceptable'
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Carmarthenshire 'Celtic Routes' project gets massive cash boost
A successful bid was made on behalf of the Celtic Routes partnership to the Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO), which will take the project through to 2023
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Annual Carmarthen 'Loved and Lost' service is cancelled
Continuing lockdown restrictions mean it is not possible to have a ‘gathering’
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Angry Bow residents say bats are at risk from holiday cabin
Angry residents near Bow say the presence of Barbastelle bat has been ‘airbrushed out’ of an ecology report by JL Ecology Ltd
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Platinum celebrations ahead for Chudleigh Knighton couple
The couple were married in April 1951
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Skinner's Brewery in Truro extends Crowdfunder goal to create outdoor dining space
Skinner's Brewery has extended its Crowdfunder target
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Masks and coronavirus testing usher in return of schools after weeks of remote learning
Schools welcomed a return to face to face teaching after weeks of remote learning
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Protesters try to block 'criminal' work at Hythe Military Canal - but council say they're in the right
'The people were not there to protest, they were there because they knew significant harm was planned to the trees and bird life and because no accurate information had been provided by the council'