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Tourist attractions ready to welcome visitors once again from May 17
Dozens of Cornish tourist attractions will be reopening their doors from this Monday
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Bus drivers in London to strike
There has been strike action as recent as April 25
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South Wales Police officer says university degree helped to secure dream job
A public services degree from University of Wales Trinity Saint David can prepare students for the police force
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Mystery Cambridge United player donates signed shirt for Premier Inn charity
"His Mum was making him food packages for the week"
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Supermarkets and retailers commit to accepting cash in stores
It will ensure customers who want to pay in coins and banknotes will not be excluded by the transition to digital payments
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HS2 launches giant tunnelling machine which will operate for three years non-stop
It has been named Florence after Florence Nightingale
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SAGE to hold emergency meeting over Indian Covid which could delay lockdown lifting
The Prime Minister said there is “increasing concern” in the UK about the variant
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Fosters Airdrie helps you prepare for the future with a pre-paid funeral plan
Talking about your own funeral can be difficult, but expert staff at Fosters Airdrie are there to help
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England’s NHS waiting list reaches record high
in March 2020, the number having to wait more than a year to start treatment was 3,097
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Brand new show homes open at stunning Twigworth Green development
There is a range of three and four-bedroom properties available
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Home life in Middlesbrough to get a full fibre boost
The new technology will eradicate slow internet issues for those working from home
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The Festival of Antiques is on its way to Shepton Mallet this September
With over 30 shopping booths and 600 stands, it’s the perfect place to support small businesses along with the antiques and art trade