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'New chapter' for St Chad's as Runcorn secondary joins academy trust
The trust is headed by the former headteacher of two schools that were rated outstanding and one he led out of special measures
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Halton's future mapped out to 2037 as council approves Local Plan
The core document sets out the way land is allocated and housing targets for the next 15 years
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Baird Institute hosts famous French painter's work
This time they feature the French painter, sculptor and designer, Henri Matisse (1869-1954).
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Carmarthen livestock market reopens to farming community after 20 month closure
Former rugby international referee Nigel Owens cut the ribbon at the mart at Nantyci on the edge of town
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Ceredigion crockery from Titanic sister ship to sell for hundreds at auction
The hors d'oeuvres dish from Ceredigion is identical to those served to passengers on the Titanic in 1912
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Mural unveiled at site of soon to be Clydach Canal Centre
The mural is just the first step in a huge revamp of a former saw mill building in the village
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Llandeilo Festival of the Senses announces this year's dates
The festival is returning to the town after a two year absence due to the pandemic
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Altham firm benefiting from new net zero green innovation fund
Businesses, charities and social enterprises can get up to 60 per cent funding towards projects worth £25,000 to help them deliver sustainable products, processes or services
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Rossendale hosts High Sheriff of Lancashire for projects tour
After visiting Bacup Family Centre and thanking Bacup Pride volunteers working in the town centre, Edwin Booth was taken on a tour of Stubbylee Park by Pat Smith, Chair of Bacup Pride.
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Halton poised for £25m transport overhaul
“Not only will it make a huge difference to the lives of our residents, making their journeys cheaper, faster, and more reliable, but it would provide people with a genuinely viable alternative to their car"
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Ayrshire schools are still flying the flag for green issues
Keep Scotland Beautiful says it is is delighted to award the schools with the Eco-Schools Green Flag.
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Ayrshire local authority takes steps towards a plastic free future
The local authority is now calling on residents to take heed of a promotional campaign ahead of the Single Use Plastics Ban which looks likely to begin in Scotland on June 1.