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Stone business 'grateful' for third anniversary
Prior Physio & Pilates studio owner Anne-Marie Nash has reflected and feels incredibly grateful to still be open and growing
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South Ayrshire community groups celebrate cash boost
Eight projects have received funding to continue their good work throughout their communities
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Ayrshire Symphony Orchestra take to Ayr Town Hall with first post-Covid concert
The Orchestra are excited to be back playing to a live audience
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Milnrow Brass Band welcome three new members
A spokesperson for the band said: “Steve and Laura joined Milnrow towards the end of 2021 and have already made an impact in the band’s performances whilst Olli joined just a few weeks ago
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Strathaven Memory Club adds more meeting times
Strathaven Memory Club will increase the number of times it gets together
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East Kilbride Fire Station gets ready for charity plant sale
East Kilbride Fire Station is looking for the community to help make their annual charity plant sale bloom
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How likely is your Rochdale school place appeal to succeed?
Most of the appeals are likely to relate to offers made on National Offer Days for entry to Reception and Year 7, although some will be for children transferring to a different school
InYourArea Sport
Merstham still 'searching for new playing style' after double departure hits them hard
Moatsiders have found it hard to replace twin strikers admits boss Frank Wilson
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Cambridge United Women have 'great experience' playing at Abbey Stadium in win over Norwich City
The U's claimed a 1-0 victory in front of 527 supporters at the club's home ground on Sunday
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Rochdale domestic abuse charity ask residents to foster pets to help victims
Rochdale Connections Trust (RCT), the leading independent provider of domestic abuse services in Rochdale, is asking for people who are able to foster pets on a temporary basis to come forward
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New legislation needed to crack down on flytipping, says MSP
“The council also have better things to do than cleaning up after those who can’t be bothered to dispose of their waste."
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West Scotland MSP Jamie Greene backs freeport deal
Two freeports are due to be set up in Scotland following a bidding process.