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Embracing the blue for Blue Monday
Kirsty Tyler from Lancashire Wildlife Trust explores how we can flip the dreaded day on its head
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Ice age transport for boulders to lush, green pastures of Fairy Glen
Wildlife writer Sean Wood pays homage to a wildlife-rich croft created by ancient forces
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Follow the yellow brick road for magical dance performance of iconic tale
Find out the latest events happening from January 10, from All Across the Arts columnist Steve Cooke
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Ice age transport for boulders to lush, green pastures of Fairy Glen
Wildlife writer Sean Wood pays homage to a wildlife-rich croft created by ancient forces
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Follow the yellow brick road for magical dance performance of iconic tale
Find out the latest events happening from January 10, from All Across the Arts columnist Steve Cooke
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Stockport NHS worker receives award for 'going above and beyond'
The practitioner was commended for her outstanding kindness and care
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Stockport NHS worker receives award for 'going above and beyond'
The practitioner was commended for her outstanding kindness and care
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'Outstanding' accolade for Stockport doctor of the year
The announcement was made at a regional awards ceremony for trauma and orthopaedic doctors
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'Outstanding' accolade for Stockport doctor of the year
The announcement was made at a regional awards ceremony for trauma and orthopaedic doctors
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'One harp is heavenly but two divine' - Rochdale venue hosts series of spellbinding concerts
Find out the latest events happening from January 6, from All Across the Arts columnist Steve Cooke
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'One harp is heavenly but two divine' - Rochdale venue hosts series of spellbinding concerts
Find out the latest events happening from January 6, from All Across the Arts columnist Steve Cooke
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Splashing weather for the birds
Alan Wright from the Wildlife Trust takes a look at how the local wildlife has been faring with the wet weather