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Eden Project to bounce back from Covid closure with £250K Culture Recovery Fund grant
Eden Project has received a welcome boost from the Culture Recovery Fund
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St Neots woman nabs best pooch award just four years after starting pampering business
Jodie Stevenson is owner of dog grooming business Spruched Pooch in Hail Weston
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Stafford Borough Council issues ‘take your rubbish home’ plea
The council say they will be patrolling local ‘hot spots’ to remind people of the need to take rubbish home with them
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Olympic 'trip' to Tokyo takes pupils five weeks
Staff and students at Macclesfield school cover total of 9,460km
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Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge Covid rates rise - but not in Wealden as schools return
East Sussex County Council said it had seen a 'slight increase' in the county with the return to school, which had been reflected nationally
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Trees planted by school children vandalised in Helston park
Saplings have been vandalised in a Helston park
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Enjoy a Covid free Easter
This is how you can do your bit to enjoy a Covid free Easter in Cornwall
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Leek schoolgirl set to fundraise for Cancer Research UK
'My mum has always done Race for Life and I wanted to do it with her to raise money for Cancer Research UK'
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Easter is a time for new life, new promise and new hope, says Hertfordshire Reverend
'For Christians, Easter is such an important festival and central to our faith'
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School communication key to easing transitions after year of challenges for pupils and parents
Joanna Griffiths - Headteacher Alder Grange School & Sixth Form, Rossendale Free Press column, Rossendale, Lancashire
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New Lancashire Chief Constable reveals "real privilege" of taking the helm
Chris Rowley takes over from departing chief Andy Rhodes who is retiring after 30 years in policing
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North Ayrshire Council unveils multi-million roads investment programme
An additional £700,000 of funding will accelerate the programme which will see an investment total of £5.6 million in roads and footways, £1.25 million in lighting and £710,000 for structures such as bridges during the year ahead.