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Halton unemployment still nearly double pre-pandemic levels as bid launched to boost Kickstart
The latest unemployment figures make gloomy reading for the borough but recruitment in some sectors remains ongoing.
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Angry Tunbridge Wells resident says council's £52 garden waste charge is too much to pay 'in one go'
"Finding £50 odd pounds at Christmas or January, and during a pandemic, are you having a laugh?"
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Police investigate alleged crimes including stolen tools recovered in Tean
Local officers are carrying out enquiries and checking CCTV in the area
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More than 20 buildings in Surrey still have dangerous cladding
'The complexity of cladding and all sectors involved in remediation, requires it to be done in a comprehensive way'
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Waverley council to raise an additional £277,000 in council tax after rise
The report said an almost £8 million increase in the budget is necessary, compared to February last year
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Stafford council honours hero Captain Sir Tom Moore
The Union Jack flag above the Civic Centre in Stafford is flying at half-mast
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Retrospective planning application to replace speedway track at Rye House with football pitches withdrawn
It is expected that a further application to turn the site into a multi-sports hub will be submitted.
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Shrovetide ball painter Tim honoured after 30 years
Tim Baker has received the award on what would have been the year he painted his 30th Shrovetide leather
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Plans under way to roll out free school meal scheme in Hertfordshire this February half-term
Hertfordshire County Council’s free school meal scheme entitled more than 20,000 children and young people to receive food vouchers during the Christmas holidays
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Cultural organisations to receive slice of £30m Weston Culture Fund to cope with impact of Covid
Three cultural organisations in Cornwall have received a share of the £30m Weston Culture Fund
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Plans lodged to turn nightclub and former offices in Leek into 12 apartments
'The proposed change of use will see an underperforming group of existing buildings come back into viable economic and meaningful use'
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The number of Covid patients in Cambridgeshire hospitals yesterday
The numbers are slowly decreasing but not quite fast enough.