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Paignton seafront road closed for restaurant repairs
The Eastern Esplanade has had to be temporarily closed between Paignton Pier and the Paignton Club
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Rochdale councillor hits out at landlord for leaving homes empty
A local councillor has hit out at a town centre landlord for leaving homes empty and forcing tenants out of their properties, but the company has called the claims 'baseless and factually inaccurate'.
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Huge increase in Cambs residents seeking domestic abuse help
Household isolation rules do not apply to people escaping domestic abuse and violence.
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Digital marketing agency chooses mental health charity as its charity of the year
Digital marketing firm Peaky Digital has chosen Cornwall Mind as its charity of the year
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Charity calls for people to record local wildlife sightings during Lockdown 3
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust relies on records of wild species across the county, can you help?
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New look for Macclesfield's contribution to the world of fashion
The 'Macclesfield Stripe' will be given an improved display at a museum in the town
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Olympics physio Sarah says goodbye to borough - after three decades
Sarah McGrail established the Rossendale Physiotherapy and Sports Injuries Clinic in 1989 and has provided private treatment and relief for thousands of patients over the years
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Virtual Burns Supper to toast the Bard in his Alloway cottage
The first Supper at the Cottage took place in 1801 but will be a virtual event this year.
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Suspect in court over burglary at Runcorn Poundbakery
The Bury man is next due in court in February.
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'New neighbourhood' of 200 homes proposed for Billericay
The 200 new homes are proposed to be built on land north of Kennel Lane.
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We need a new rubbish tax to stop litter louts, says Kemsing landowner
Eliza Ecclestone's St Clere's Estate spends thousands of pounds each year clearing up other people's rubbish - and it's 'infuriating', she says
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Things will 'get painful' as Mid Devon looks to reduce deficit
At the cabinet meeting on Thursday, January 7, councillors discussed the forecast for the 2020/21 budget, and ahead into the following year