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Dartmoor Line rail services will be restored for first time in half a century
The Department for Transport, Network Rail, and Great Western Railway (GWR) are working together to reopen the line between Exeter and Okehampton
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Environmental 'disaster' as huge chunk of polystyrene washes up on Ramsgate beach
'If a big block of polystyrene like that lands on a beach it wouldn't be much of a problem, but it landed in a sea cave and at high tide the cave turns into a food blender. It broke this polystyrene up into millions and millions of little pieces'
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MP hits out at Government as West Lancashire overlooked for £4.8bn Levelling Up Fund
The fund is supposed to help areas in need of regeneration and transport improvements
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Hertfordshire County Council secures further £8.5 million to help fight climate change
The latest funding brings the total to £23.5 million
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Concerns over whether Torridge council can pay for play area maintenance dismissed
Councillors questioned a sentence in their budget, saying there was no allocated budget for maintenance of play area in the council’s play areas strategy
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LGBTQ+ Cambridgeshire charity receives 300k for young persons services
"Thanks to National Lottery players we will be able to expand our services, with the voices and views of LGBTQ+ young people at the heart of that process"
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High-flying Woking boss hopes for 'plane' sailing in latest charity quest
Alan Dowson will be living the high life to help Woking Hospice
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Council aim to save car park with asset of community value bid
The council had hoped to purchase the car park for £800,000 but were outbid
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Egg producer St Ewe brings new jobs to Truro as it opens a new processing plant
St Ewe egg producer is set to build a new facility outside Truro to meet growing demand
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'Let's make music together' - meet the new music director at East Grinstead Choral Society
'Laurence is enthusiastic, dynamic and forward-looking and possesses great musicianship' said the choir's chairman Gill Olliver.
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'Scared to death': Hyndburn Business Award winning childminder on lockdown shock
Nominations open on March 23 for the borough's sixth business awards
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Mary Harris: When Tunbridge Wells democracy gets a little less democratic
Those parties are taking away that choice from voters when they stand in that (sanitised) booth to mark their cross.