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Charity responds with possible solution after community anger at plans to demolish ToC H hall in High Brooms in Tunbridge Wells

Uses of the hall, either now or in the past, have included family celebrations, social events, classes and puppy training

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Food group builds raised bed for Macclesfield church to encourage vegetable growing

It is hoped the bed will encourage church members and the wider local community to use the space to grow their own vegetables

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PICTURES: Whitworth pub benefits from full renovation

The Cock and Magpie, on Cockhall Lane, has received a complete transformation from Stockport-based Robinsons Brewery.

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'Covid-19 threat still real': Message from Maldon District Council chairman as he urges people to get vaccinated

Councillor Mark Heard said he felt dubbing July 19, 'Freedom Day' was "unwise" and instead suggested it should have been called 'Responsibility Day'

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Cheshire police on course to hit officer recruitment target

Cheshire Constabulary is aiming to recruit 2,345 officers as part of the government’s ‘Uplift’ programme - a pledge to recruit an additional 20,000 police officers by 2023

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Former Brentwood tattoo parlour set to become pizza takeaway

The shop has been empty since the tattoo parlour moved out of the town earlier this year

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Lowewood Museum in Hoddesdon re-opens with exhibition celebrating history of borough's pubs

The exhibition draws from the museum’s extensive photographic collection, some of which feature pubs, alehouses and inns dating as far back as 1900

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Summit hike aims to beat pandemic isolation

The group of gym-goers from Runcorn, Widnes and Warrington ascended Snowdon as part of an "away day" series of events.

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Downing Street garden party for Widnes bus driver following his 'Herculian' vaccine effort

Neil Atherton brought enthusiasm and jokes to the task of driving Arriva's vaccination bus to thwart the deadly Covid-19 virus.

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Bullying suspensions at Halton schools rises as home schooling firm pitches alternative option

Pupils were also suspended for physical and sexual assaults, racist abuse and drugs or alcohol.

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Revamped mobile youth centre hits road for summer tour of North Ayrshire

Running in conjunction with this year’s free Summer Youth Festival, it offers a whole host of activities for young people aged 12 to 25.

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New sensory centre opens in Rochdale

The centre, All Aboard Education, is a not-for-profit Community Interest Company (CIC), set up by director Beth Kitchen, from Newhey