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Almost 4000 North Ayrshire kids to benefit from new payment
The payment is set to double to £20 per child per week, this April.
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Halton councillors approve tax rise and funding cuts
The meeting began with a minute's silence for Ukraine
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Roses are red for Ayr Jazz Club at hotel gig
Rose Room will play the Fairfield Hotel on Friday, March 18
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Free health checks offered for Rochdale patients with learning disabilities
Regular annual health checks can help to spot health issues before they become a problem as evidence shows that people with learning disabilities often have poorer physical and mental health than the general population
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Centenary of tree planted in Gallipoli in memory of brave WWI Rochdale teenager
In March 1922, the parents of teenager Eric Duckworth, who was killed in service took an English Oak tree sapling in a bucket of water to the battlefield in Turkey to plant it in his memory
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Huge tiger mural unveiled at Widnes Market
Paul Curtis's past projects include the For All Liverpool's Liver Birds mural which have attracted a string of famous faces posing for pictures
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Help fight period poverty in North Ayrshire
“Sanitary products are a necessity, not a choice." - Council Leader Joe Cullinane
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Debt help drop-in clinic now open in Kilwinning
CHAP, the independent debt, housing, and benefits advice charity, has launched its first free, community drop-in centre
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Ambitious plans announced to make Rochdale carbon neutral by 2038
The results will be used to shape the plans for reaching carbon neutrality and the borough will have to see significant changes to the way people heat their homes if the borough is to meet its target
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Rochdale drummers and dancers wanted for Queen's Platinum Jubilee Pageant
Carnival crew Global Grooves is looking for two exceptional dancers and a number of accomplished drummers from Rochdale to join its 200-strong cast for the performance in London in June
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Tattoos, bras and baby clothes - How Rochdale is coming together to help Ukraine
Singleton Dance Academy on Mellor Street, which collected donations for Afghan refugees last year, has become a drop-off point once more this time for those displaced by the war in Ukraine
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Gnosall Post Office services restored after new counter opens
The previous local branch closed in December 2019 but Gnosall Express on Wharf Road is now home to a Post Office counter