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Bampton residents urged to speak out about dog poo and litter problems
The council discussed the three issues at their meeting on Wednesday, April 7
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Rochdale St Chad parish church to replace bells thanks to donation
St Chad’s church on Sparrow Hill in Rochdale will replace its current set of bells with a donation of eight from the Manchester Diocese which were previously hung at St Mark’s Parish Church, Glodwick
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Peak Park celebrates its birthday by nearly doubling its fundraising target
'The things we do today will help our National Park thrive tomorrow, and for many generations to come'
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Co-op store reopens in St Austell after £1m revamp
It was closed for four months for the major refurb
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Stockport woman who was told she'd never be a writer publishes second novel
Melanie Blake, who grew up in Heaton Chapel, made her name as celebrity agent to soap stars and pop stars alike before turning her attention to her true passion of writing
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Plant Hunters’ Fair on over May Bank Holiday
The Spring Plant Hunters’ Fair is at Weston Park on Sunday, May 2 and Monday, May 3
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How St Ives School of Painting and its artists have survived - and thrived- during its most difficult year
This art school went digital during the lockdown and found a new audience
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70 children take part in Rochdale holiday sports camp
Rochdale Hornets holiday sports camps have been hailed a great success after around 70 local youngsters took park in activities over the school holiday.
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Life-saving defibrillator stolen from Rochdale park
Park users are appealing for the return of live saving equipment, which was stolen in the past 10 days.
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New Cambs director of public health announced
The current director is retiring at the end of the month.
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Former Tonbridge schoolboy takes his play to the West End
Jack Holden will perform in his own 80s set drama when he brings to life a story he heard while volunteering for a gay helpline
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The strange world of historical crime in Halton
From the a burglar who made off with a castle helmet, to a "house of Clifton" slaying, the past wasn't always rosy.