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'Snapping the Stiletto': Inspirational Essex women sought to be face of equality campaign
‘Snapping the Stiletto: Campaigning for Equality’ is looking for inspirational women to be the face of its campaign.
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Maritime museum festooned with festive boats lights as it gets ready to reopen
The National Maritime Museum Cornwall in Falmouth will be festooned with festive lights to give visitors some extra cheer this Christmas
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Book reprinted to raise cash for church repairs
A couple from Bircle are reprinting a popular book from the 1960s to raise money for repairs at St John the Baptist Church in Bircle, Greater Manchester.
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Festive shopping safe in Truro this Christmas
Shoppers can rest assured that Christmas shopping will be safe in Truro
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Chemicals from plastic in ocean lead to animal deformities new study finds
Scientists from Cornwall have shown that chemicals leaching from marine plastic can lead to deformities in some species like sea urchins
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Property for homeless people is mothballed
It was agreed that the Villas be used for temporary accommodation by the Moorlands council, but it is now boarded up
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Swansea Valley Lions Club to support community this Christmas
The pandemic has curtailed certain events but the club is determined to help people
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Tories select candidate for Carmarthen East and Dinefwr in Senedd election
Havard Hughes' policies include healthcare, transport and broadband connectivity
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Cambridge University records just six cases of coronavirus in a week
The university tests all students in halls and all symptomatic staff and students not in halls.
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Rossendale Primary School hold outdoor nativity
A primary school in Rossendale has decided to staged it's traditional school nativity play outside, as it could not hold the play in the school hall due to Covid restrictions.
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Special Constable diagnosed with cancer after thinking nothing was wrong urges others to discuss health
Mikey Mihalyfi didn't initially think there was anything wrong when he first felt pain, but it turned out to be cancer. Now he wants encourage others to talk about their health.
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Police chase suspects after spate of high-powered car thefts continues
Owners urged to get extra security following break-ins in Poynton