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Llansaint village finally gets a signpost to it from the main road
There has never been a signpost for the Carmarthenshire village from the A484. . . until now
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Name blunder when The Pantiles in Tunbridge Wells played host to Interior Design Masters
The Pantiles' cafe culture was the elegant backdrop for outside shots of the eight-part series hosted by TV personality, Alan Carr
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Controversial work at Princes Parade in Hythe will start as early as next month
Following a failed judicial review and appeal into the planning decision, the council is now able to begin work in earnest
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Rochdale councillor fears ten thousand jobs at risk once furlough ends
According to the latest figures from HMRC 10,500 employees' wages in the borough are currently being paid under the coronavirus jobs retention scheme.
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Llandeilo launches new volunteering hub as town continues to pull together
When the Covid-19 pandemic is over people in the town want to continue helping each other
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Dashcam footage appeal following police chase in Tiverton
The BMW was subsequently stopped.
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PM's lockdown exit "roadmap" questioned by east Runcorn MP
Mike Amesbury MP has called for support for the self-employed and others left financially exposed by the pandemic.
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Cambridge to Fenstanton will be pedestrian-friendly following Highways England work
Three weeks of construction work will be taking place to ensure cyclists can travel between the two areas.
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Holiday uncertainty brings pool building bonanza to Sevenoaks
One swimming pool company says it has seen interest double
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Community group ‘extremely angry’ at timetable changes to Rochdale train station
In the new timetable, Northern railway trains will stop at Smithy Bridge station near Hollingworth Lake every hour instead of every half hour which the group fear could lead to an increase in car use.
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Short-term lets proposals will be detrimental for local tourism
West Scotland MSP Jamie Greene has slammed the SNP's decision to delay short-term let regulations until after the election. The Tory MSP is also calling for the new regulations to be scrapped altogether saying they are 'detrimental to local hospitality businesses'. Scottish Government had drawn
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St Ives traditional Easter boating event in jeopardy
The tradition has been ongoing for decades but faces un uncertain future