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Crackdown pledged on Torquay scramble bike pests
In one incident an elderly woman with her blind and deaf dog were left in tears as they were circled by bikers
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In one incident an elderly woman with her blind and deaf dog were left in tears as they were circled by bikers
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Scout leaders believe the 17 seater minibus was stripped for parts and then set ablaze
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The 100,000th covid-19 vaccine dose has been administered in the borough of Rochdale
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At a meeting on Thursday, March 18, residents discussed the initial stages, concluding that people signed up to volunteer on any future steering group
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His simple message of hope – "Tomorrow will be a good day" – inspired millions around the world and brought comfort and joy to so many during the pandemic
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Carolyn Custerson, chief executive officer of the English Riviera BID, said the re-opening had already created “really great pockets of happiness” around the bay
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Councillors gave the go-ahead for a warehouse at Liberty Park in Widnes, and a range of smaller industrial units at Astmoor Industrial Park in Runcorn
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Phone scams are now increasing as these con-artists are now taking advantage of vulnerable people at home
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The charity wants people to lend a hand to help with the day-to-day running of its Penkridge and Codsall charity shops
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Canon Breed is currently Team Rector of Bicester in the Diocese of Oxford
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Pertinax is the eldest gorilla at the zoo, having been there since 1997
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On April 12 non-essential retail was permitted to reopen, so independent shops in Accrington celebrated the fact by decorating their shop fronts to welcome customers back