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Caged dogs, guinea pigs and ducks rescued from "terrible" conditions in police and RSPCA raid
The animals were surrendered by their owner to be rehomed
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RNLI lifeguards getting ready at Cornish beaches ahead of Easter holidays
There will be RNLI lifeguard coverage at Cornish beaches from Easter
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Lockdown One Year On: Sevenoaks gran, 55, survived kidney disease but died with coronavirus
The 28-year-old said her family had shielded her vulnerable mother throughout the pandemic but as vaccine rolled out the disease struck
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Petition against 25,000-home South Cambs development launched
The development has been nearly universally unpopular with residents and politicians alike.
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Joy as unsightly scaffolding removed after years blocking Ormskirk pavement
The entire footpath has been blocked amid a row over who was responsible
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Lockdown One Year On: Data shows the impact of coronavirus on Dover and Folkestone
Hundreds of families in Dover and Folkestone have experienced the heartbreak of losing a loved one to Covid-19; while others have lost jobs, seen businesses closed or suffered the crippling loneliness of being isolated from friends and close relations
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Paul Hodges 'excited' to rejoin Woking and insists full-time football, 'is something I would seriously consider' if opportunity arose
For now the 27-year-old is focused on helping the Cards short term while not wanting to look too far ahead
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Stony figurine in Holsworthy prompts complaints
The council will write to a shop owner
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Two arrested as police intercept suspected drug deal in Southport town centre
A significant amount of cocaine was recovered after both men were searched
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Cambridge Biomedical Campus shares plans to expand and asks for residents' views
The biomedical campus' significant expansion over the past few decades has brought benefits and challenges to nearby residents.
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Work Routes helps 2,000 people back into work in Cornwall
The Work Routes programme has helped more than 2,000 people back into work in Cornwall since 2016
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New books reveal how an author's family history research took an unexpected turn
Author and historian Brooks Miles Barnes of Onancock, an early reviewer called it 'an engaging and useful work which kept my attention throughout'