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Man talked to safety from Mersey Gateway bridge
Police were alerted to a "pedestrian" on the crossing at 8.50am.
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Commissioner says local knowledge behind drop in ASB
John Dwyer said ASB levels haven't bounced back to pre-Covid rates.
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Ayrshire residents urged to check if they are eligible for extra benefits
The call comes after Finance Secretary Kate Forbes announced a commitment to tackle inequality in the 2022/23 Scottish Budget to accelerate Scotland’s Covid-19 recovery
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Plans for new shop at Rochdale petrol station could create new jobs
A new shop is being planned on the site of Marland Service Station on Bolton Road, currently home to a Texaco filling station and Premier shop
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Rutherglen school pupils kept busy before end of term
The school had various initiatives before the end of term
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Middleton delivery driver raises £500 by wearing Santa mankini at work
Stuart Gilmour, from Middleton, wore his ‘Sankini’ for a whole shift as a HGV driver for logistics firm DHL while collecting donations from colleagues
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Ayrshire College scoops top award for its inclusive podcast
The Rockpool Podcast is a variety podcast show produced by students.
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Owners of Hams Travel in Flimwell 'overjoyed' at green light for expansion after appeal
Managing owner Paul Ham said: 'This has taken for us just short of thirteen years and at times we thought it may never happen: happy, relieved, overjoyed are just some of the feelings we are experiencing.'
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Rochdale placed third on UK’s house price rise list for 2021
According to figures from the Halifax bank, Rochdale was ranked third with an average price increase of £32,123, behind only Taunton in Somerset and Newark in the East Midlands
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Age UK seeking volunteers in Halton
Candidates should be "friendly and sympathetic".
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Runcorn pupils craft cards and gifts to spread kindness
Youngsters in Runcorn have been "sharing the light" over the festive period by sending cards and homemade decorations as gifts to beat loneliness among older residents. Pupils at Westfield Primary School on Clayton Crescent have been focusing on the concept of kindness in recent weeks and were asked
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Lung cancer hotspot Halton picked for early screening drive
It is hoped early detection could cut the number of deaths from the disease by about a third.