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Twigg goes to Government over 'urgent' Widnes canal problem
The Halton MP has suggested installing smaller pumps as a long term solution but said "resource" will have to be found.
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Stone to light Beacon for Queen’s Platinum Jubilee
The Beacon will be lit at St Michael and St Wulfad's Church in Stone on Thursday, June 2
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Eco-friendly Accrington school gets tour of recycling works
St Mary’s RC Primary School in Clayton-le-Moors are determined to give plastic a second life by making ecobricks - plastic bottles stuffed tight with single use plastic
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New report shows stark reality of poverty in Rochdale
The new Greater Manchester Poverty Action's 'Poverty Monitor' has collected troubling data about poverty in the city-region and claims the government's 'Levelling Up' agenda is failing
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Stride your way to 100k in Ayrshire Hospice fundraising challenge
Participants can team up to walk, jog or hike and enjoy the fresh air as they rack up the kilometres outdoors.
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Big band fundraiser to coin in funds for Robert Burns museum
That Swing Sensation entertain audiences with its enthusiastic mix of swing and big band music
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Man takes on 1,109 mile walk for Stafford charity
Stephen Lambert is walking for 66 days to raise money for two hospices, one of which is Katharine House Hospice
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Walking charity on the hunt for East Ayrshire local gems
The competition has been hosted across Paths for All’s social channels throughout May to celebrate National Walking Month.
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Rochdale ranked as one of the best places in the country for fitness fanatics
On average, there are 13.10 fitness facilities available to Rochdale residents per 100,000 people and 15.55% of Rochdale is covered in greenery, as well as there being 16.74km of cycle routes
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Garden competition 2022 seeks East Ayrshire greenest fingers
The competition is open to anyone living in East Ayrshire with a garden, no matter how big or small, which is maintained by themselves and not a professional gardener.
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Narberth Food Festival returns to cook up tasty treats for visitors
The festival returns in September for the first time in since 2019
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Dyfed-Powys Police and Crime Commissioner welcomes impact of offender pilot scheme in Ceredigion
Dafydd Llywelyn said the scheme has been a success over the last 12 months