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Ayrshire residents share Covid test stories to encourage others to test regularly
Faith and Susan's stories are reminding others the importance of testing twice a week
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Musical evening marks cautious reopening of Ayrshire Burns club premises
Bill Nolan, Irvine Burns Club’s honorary secretary, was keen to emphasise that the musical event should not be viewed as a return to normality for Irvine Burns Club and its Burns Museum.
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Scottish Wildlife Trust launches nature volunteering project to protect Ayrshire habitats
Year-long initiative will support a range of volunteering opportunities and carry out practical conservation work across 15 sites in Ayrshire.
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Mary Harris: There's no shame in a U-turn if it benefits the town
'And there’s no shame in a U-turn if it’s for the good of the people and (treble points) good for the environment too'
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South Ayrshire community centre elects first woman chair
Lady Hunter Blair says she is delighted to be the new chair of The Carrick Centre Board of Directors
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Widnes company director withdrew £40k from insolvent company
The 55-year-old said he used the cash for a property purchase for his mother-in-law.
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Stafford fundraiser completes 24 hour walk for Poppy Appeal
Dirk Bates said it was his hardest challenge to date but is happy to have raised money for a worthy cause
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Hundreds of Macclesfield youngsters joined the library as part of reading challenge
Youngsters in Macclesfield joined their local library and took up reading as part of the Summer Reading Challenge which is organised each year by the Reading Agency
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Conservative drive for 'all-out' elections on Tunbridge Wells Borough Council is rejected by other parties
'I know the pious claims that trudging pavements every year keeps us in touch. I tell you what, you get a lot more kudos if you call on voters and you aren't asking for their vote,' said Conservative Seán Holden
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Godalming residents can have their say over new cycle path proposals as consultation opens
"It is not about the lycra lads on the Lammas Lands, but rather about active travel..."
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Four hundred angry residents object to 'complete travesty' of houses plan for Primmers Field in Wadhurst
'It forms the last green space between the settlement communities of Primmers Green and Wadhurst village,' said David Connoley, chairman of Wadhurst Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group
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Macclesfield singers and symphony orchestra ready to finally perform in person
KEMS Macclesfield singers and orchestra are rehearsing hard for the concert under the baton of their respective conductors, Ian Chesworth and Anthony Houghton