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Welsh language group claims consultation over school closure is 'cruel' during pandemic
Carmarthenshire Council says the consultation will give the community an opportunity to have its say
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Lancashire MP questions police lockdown fines strategy
Conservative MP Jake Berry has urged the government to avoid any tightening of Lockdown 3 restrictions, calling on the Prime Minister to govern "by hope, not fear."
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Cornish brewery raises cash for ocean charity clearing ghost nets and plastic
The Driftwood Spars in St Agns is raising money for Fathoms Free to help fund a new sea exploring robot
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Thieves batter their way into banks and building societies in Tonbridge, Paddock Wood and Tenterden
Kent Police said four people wearing hooded tops smashed their way through a door using a crowbar and a sledgehammer
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One arrest after cannabis grow found in Widnes
A 46-year-old man was released under investigation.
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Stay at home message to Moorlands residents
'We’ve done this before and we’ll come through it again but, for now, we must all play our part by staying at home as much possible, washing our hands, wearing a face covering and keeping our distance from others'
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Online forum gives people chance to have say on town centre future
Macclesfield Town Centre Recovery Group has created a draft plan to transform the area
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Land Rover stuck in swollen river sparks emergency services search
Police say the driver tried to cross the water but got into difficulties
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First virtual art exhibition is a success for Stafford Art Group
The group has totally redesigned its website and held its first virtual exhibition in December
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Green belt at risk in Spelthorne after Government U-turn sees housing figures increase
Spelthorne Borough Council will now have to provide 606 new homes per year after the Government's housing need figure U-turn
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Hertfordshire public health officials to scrutinise impact of opening schools on first day of spring term
Most parents were encouraged to send their primary age children to school as normal but within hours a new lockdown was announced
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Speech-to-text app to help deaf people communicate to be tested by Addenbrooke's Hospital
Deaf people who rely on lip-reading are struggling to communicate as a result of face-covering rules