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More volunteers wanted to help restore Rochdale town hall
Volunteers have already lent a hand with helping to restore antique furniture, clean painted surfaces and repair wooden panelling at the grade 1 listed building
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Halton Chamber thanks departing council chief exec with speech and cake
Val Allen, Halton Chamber chairwoman, said David Parr was a 'champion' for promoting women in senior roles
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'Fly-tipping' grot spot to be turned into flats in Runcorn
The "affordable" properties will be managed by Halton Housing.
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Massive warehouse to create around 240 jobs in Widnes
The 190,000 sq ft site is about the size of three football pitches.
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Brentwood band Ocean Flaws begin to realise their dreams
After knuckling down and taking things seriously, indie rockers are seeing the results
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Tenille Arts announced as headline act for music festival Tennessee Fields
Latest raft of names announced for outdoor country extravaganza in Chelmsford
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Hoddesdon Players ready to get back on stage after pandemic-enforced break
The amateur dramatic society will perform Alan Ayckbourn's Life of Riley at the Spotlight Theatre
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Swansea carer wins ‘Dignity in Care’ award
Tristan Harris was praised as being ‘loved by staff and the people he supports’ at Dan y Coed school and home
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NHS Ayrshire and Arran employs 9,463 staff – a 7.8% increase over five years
Across Scotland, more than 155,000 staff have been hired, with increases in whole-time equivalent (WTE) staff for 10 consecutive years.
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Rochdale residents invited to public hearings on proposed new election map
People in Rochdale are being invited to attend hearings in Manchester, Liverpool, Chester, Preston and Kendal to have their say on changes to the whole North West electoral map
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Rochdale Ukrainians joined by council for vigil on Lviv bridge
Rochdale is twinned with Lviv, and the historic bridge in front of Number One Riverside was lit in yellow and blue as the town showed their solidarity and support for Ukraine
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South Ayrshire church set to host Alpha Course
Alpha first began in 1977 and since then has seen millions across the world engaging in the course