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First phase of Daresbury Garden Village homes available off-plan as completion date predicted
The first homes at the Gleaves View development are expected to be completed by the end of the year
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Views sought in Runcorn and Widnes over boundary changes
An online comments map shows some of the views expressed by voters across Widnes and Runcorn so far on the proposed changes to parliamentary constituencies in the area
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Knife bin funding for Accrington confirmed
Hyndburn MP Sara Britcliffe had announced a knife amnesty bin had been agreed on Broadway
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Crowd-pleasers Toploader among upcoming gigs in Rawtenstall
Angels nightclub DJ legend Paul Taylor will also be starring at St Mary's Chambers next month
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Hearing impairment unit in Ayrshire is named after pioneering doctor
In celebration of International Cochlear Implant Day on February 25, the cochlear implant team based at University Hospital Crosshouse, East Ayrshire, has renamed the unit, ‘The Raj Singh Cochlear Implant Unit’.
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Future of East Ayrshire town's horticulture society hangs in the balance
A meeting next month will discuss how the Society moves forward
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New scheme aims to help rough sleepers in Stafford keep roof over their head
Social housing provider Humankind has teamed up with Stafford Borough Council to buy five properties
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Widnes housing development stalled after building firm's collapse
Lymm-based Mulbury Homes has called in the administrators meaning it will not be completing the 243-unit Three Sails Point development in Widnes
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New village factory proposed in Cheddleton
'It is innovative cutting-edge technology and will be the first of its kind in the country'
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Easter egg trails back at Ayrshire tourist spots after two-year break
The trails have returned post-pandemic to become a fixture of many families’ Spring holidays once again
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Blue plaque proposed to remember Leek woman's fight to save town heritage
Thirty five years ago Janet Broome spearheaded a campaign to save Leek Town Centre
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Stained-glass artwork at Runcorn heritage site warns of dangers of loan sharks
Artists worked with youngsters across Runcorn primary schools to create the unique artwork to raise awareness about illegal lending