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Omicron placing increased strain on primary care services in west Wales
The situation has been made worse by instances of verbal abuse towards healthcare staff from the public
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Improved services for people needing care across west Wales
The pilot project has been highlighted by the Social Care Institute for Excellence
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Rochdale charity ask for donations to give as raffle prizes and birthday presents
Rochdale Connections Trust, the leading independent provider of domestic abuse services in the borough, put out the call after its traditional fundraising events were cancelled due to the pandemic
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Gas man Matt’s reward for going above and beyond
A plumbing tutor from Ashbourne has had a particularly rewarding start to the new year
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Applications are open for Ayrshire youngsters to access free bus travel
As of Monday, all young people and children aged 5-21 years old in Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock can apply for their new, or replacement National Entitlement Card (NEC) or Young Scot NEC to access the scheme from January 31.
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One million annual funding boost for Staffordshire economy set for approval
Funding will support the Staffordshire Means Back to Business programmes and work to promote the county as a place to invest and visit
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Council officers flag 'odour' risk ahead of Widnes waste station decision
The proposed plant lies within an industrial area but a major projects officer has pointed out the building would be near a "fresh food facility".
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MSP backs calls for 'PERT' rollout in South of Scotland
Pancreatic Cancer UK say that PERT does not only provide relief from digestive symptoms, provide a better a quality of life or increase tolerance of treatment, but also improved survival.
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Walking group started in Heywood to help people get more active
Aimed at helping people get active and relieve stress and anxiety, the first event was attended by 28 people for the more than an hour walk around Queens Park
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Carmarthen’s Lyric Theatre to screen Save the Cinema film for two weeks
People can watch the film in the very theatre Liz Evans fought to save more than 30 years ago
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Horticulturist counts the carbon from new homes building in Tunbridge Wells Local Plan
'We will need new houses but at some point we have to start planning and acting as a zero carbon community. That will mean insisting on zero carbon homes and budgeting our emissions,' said Adrian Thorne
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The history of cinema in Carmarthen through the decades
As new film Save the Cinema spotlights the Lyric Theatre we look at how cinema-going grew in the town