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Cambridge's Girton Interchange could be ungraded to reduce congestion at rush hour
The design of the interchange means Madingley Road becomes congested at rush hour.
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Middleton nature site receives almost £10,000 to continue community work
Groundwork Greater Manchester which runs the Boarshaw Clough nature site in Middleton received the £9,760 grant from the Co-op’s charity, the Co-op foundation.
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Marie Curie urges residents and businesses of Cornwall to join Great Daffodil Appeal
Marie Curie is calling on people to joing its annual fundraising campaign
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Police arrest eight following spate of catalytic converter thefts in Sevenoaks and Otford
The arrests were made across the Sevenoaks district
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Arson suspected after Widnes wheelie bins torched and fire outside Runcorn community hub
Witnesses and anyone with information has been urged to contact the police.
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East Lancashire Railway receives £300k loan to keep it on track for brighter future
The railway was unable to run its much-loved Santa Specials in December due to local coronavirus restrictions - depriving it of its most important source of income of the year.
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Vulnerable residents to receive help with fuel poverty in Cambridge
A charity will work with the council to find those who are struggling to keep on top of their energy costs and provide support.
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Secrets of iconic kettle brand revealed in book by Bath author
Now who hasn't had a Russell Hobbs kettle?
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Extraordinary life and adventures of former Penlee RNLI boat retold in new book
The Life of a Boat is a new book retracing the amazing history and adventure of a former RNLI boat which helped save dozens of lives
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More effort needed to protect mental health after the pandemic says MSP
Brian Whittle has challenged the Scottish Government to rethink how it deals with mental health in the wake of the pandemic. The South Scotland MSP used a debate at Holyrood on mental health to call for a greater emphasis on preventing poor mental health. With concern growing about the impact
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Baxenden recovery worker's walk back to health for cancer charities
Mental health support and recovery worker Tara Kenyon has been walking eight to 10 miles daily since Christmas Eve, raising more than £800.
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Wealden's property search requests "abnormally high" as homes buyers rush for Stamp Duty holiday
Tonbridge also sees "significant rise" but in Tunbridge Wells the spike has now fallen