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Surrey council spends £900,000 clearing 7,600 tonnes of fly-tipped rubbish in two years
'If income from recycling centres is far smaller than the cost of clearing scattered waste, why not make the tips free of charge for all waste?'
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Essex Police fine 18 revellers caught having an illegal house party in a 'clear and blatant breach' of Covid-19 restrictions
Those inside initially claimed to be making a music video.
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Number of new coronavirus cases in North Hertfordshire a 'real cause for concern,' says council leader
'Please don’t be tempted to bend the rules, we’ve got to work together to get through this.'
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Rotarians funding vital home school kits for vulnerable kids
Church and Oswaldtwistle Rotary are trying to help families to get through the pandemic by purchasing home school kits for the most vulnerable children
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Panel agrees next steps in Cheadle transformation project
'This was a good, productive first meeting of the panel when a clear way forward was agreed'
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Teignmouth craft project celebrates key workers and care homes
The project, which will be showcased at St Michael’s and St James’ churches, involves members of the community creating knitted, crocheted and crafted spring flowers
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Heywood Clean Up group gains momentum
A group that has been launched to clean up Heywood now has over 100 members.
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Trelya community project in Penzance to receive share of New Health and Wellbeing Fund
Trelya, a community group based out of the Lescudjack Centre in Treneere, is one of only 19 projects around the UK to share a slice of the new £7.65 million New Health and Wellbeing Fund.
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Controversial plans for homes on Sevenoaks golf course rejected
Sevenoaks planning chiefs have refused permission for 850 homes on Greenbelt land which they say provides a barrier to urban sprawl
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Scaffolding firm lorries would cause danger on country roads, warn village residents
The plans have received a number of objections on Tandridge District Council's website
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80-year-old struggles to book Covid vaccine three weeks after receiving letter
Eighty-year-old Margaret Woods has been trying to book her appointment for almost a month
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Cambridge researchers use AI to predict whether Covid patients need treatment before they reach a critical stage
Artificial intelligence created by the University of Cambridge could create personalised treatment plans for coronavirus patients.