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Landslips will be prevented for 'next 60 years' on Hastings and London rail line by work at tunnel near Wadhurst

Special anchors or 'soil nails' will be used to prevent future landslips combined with netting across the top of the cutting

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Cambridge opposition councillors call extraordinary meeting to reopen Cambridge market

The Liberal Democrat opposition took the unusual step after a petition to reopen the market gained thousands of signatures

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Penylan Surgery will receive its first supply of Covid-19 vaccines this week

The surgery is asking people to not enquire about the vaccine programme - eligible patients will be contacted directly

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Callywith College in Bodmin resumes all online lessons

Callywith College in Bodmin has resumed all lessons online

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Cornish publishing house launches Kickstarter campaign with reimagined tale of Theseus and the Minotaur

New publishing house Engine House Publiching CIC has chosen the greek myth of Theseus and the Minotaur for its debut children's book

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New town centre enterprise hub to be created in Stafford's Shire Hall

The £2 million project aims to attract businesses from a range of professional services

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Rochdale Food Bank asks people to hold fire on donations at present

Rochdale Food Bank, in Greater Manchester, have issued a plea for people "hold onto their donations" rather than donate them for the time being.

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Brentwood council leader urges people to follow lockdown rules as district 'pushes forward' with vaccinations

Councillor Chris Hossack told people that their actions will impact the speed the country can get out of the pandemic.

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Stockport Spider-Men return for more fundraising in Lockdown 3

The Stockport Spider-Men who became famous faces around the town during the first lockdown are returning to continue their fundraising efforts for Lockdown 3.

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Cambridge students are not spreading Covid-19 to the wider community

The university's extensive testing programme means cases are caught early

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A pond could be built in Waterhouses to bring back rare and declining wildlife

'I feel that after years of watching precious wildlife habitat being destroyed around our towns and cities, it is time to give a little bit of something back'

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A home that caught fire had no smoke alarm and a wrongly-fitted log burner

The heat from the log burner had caused some of the beams to catch light