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Water bills may rise by 40% to cover sewage spill repairs and climate change
The increase could be announced in 2024, with the average bill rising to £680 a year, writes Neil Shaw
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How to ensure your roses bloom year after year - from pruning to fertiliser
Roses feature prominently in many people's gardens, but these delicate flowers require extra care to keep them thriving, writes Sophie Harris
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Dad whose voice box was removed due to cancer gives speech at daughter’s wedding after learning to talk again
Despite undergoing regular inspections and radiotherapy, John had to get his voice box removed in order to get rid of the cancer in his vocal cords
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Daily Cuppa and Quiz: June 28, 2023
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What can you do if you’re worried about paying your mortgage or rent?
With a significant number of fixed-rate deals set to expire in the coming months, homeowners need to prepare for potentially higher monthly bills
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Woman tragically diagnosed with cancer a second time just before all-clear celebration
Abi Galatia said she had childhood 'warning dreams' telling her she would get cancer, writes Tom Campbell, PA
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Three more days of rail strikes announced in July as passengers face more travel chaos
As tensions mount and negotiations remain elusive, train operators have urged the union to present the latest pay offer to its members, calling the strike action "totally unnecessary"
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Just days remain to apply for £400 energy support vouchers - with £100m still unclaimed
With the June 30 deadline looming, those on prepayment meters must take action or risk losing the cash, writes Ben Hurst
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Mum diagnosed with incurable cancer at 37 outlives prognosis and now looks ahead to 50th birthday
Carla Whitbread 'just wanted to survive' after being diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer, writes Eleanor Fleming, PA
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Daily Cuppa and Quiz: June 27, 2023
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Nicola Bulley drowned after entering cold river water, inquest told
Drowning experts told the hearing entering into cold water can cause a victim to gasp and inhale water and drown within seconds, writes Pat Hurst and Ted Hennessey, PA
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Spend a little less time weeding and go wild in your garden
Utilise the talents of weeds to help your garden flourish - this article contains affiliate links