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MPs in West Kent and East Sussex respond to Government shake up of planning laws
The government's Planning Bill follows the white paper Planning for the Future published last summer
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Clothing brand Weird Fish renews Mad Hatter Sports events sponsorship
The sponsorship will continue for five years
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Frome drivers needed to help the lonely and isolated
A wheelchair friendly driver would be especially welcomed.
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All about Eve as school pupils support cancer charity
Pupils have raised buckets of money for the favourite charity of one of their school friends
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Bath mother and daughter duo create children's picture book
“She immediately ‘got’ my design concepts for the illustrations and contributed many visual ideas to bring the story to life.”
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Former Rochdale Revd challenged Highways England
Former Rochdale Revd Mark Coleman has taken on the government agency Highways England, forcing them to admit to acting illegally
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Folkestone community hub taken over by Age UK as support continues despite restrictions easing
Volunteers are still carrying out shopping for those self-isolating and making regular phone calls to address loneliness...
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Cornish MP elected chairman of new all party parliamentary group on mining
The new cross-party group will help to keep Members of the Commons and Lords up to date with issues affecting the industry
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Peasedown resident wins luxury hamper in community competition
Jane was visited at her home to present her with a prize hamper
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Rugeley man completes Hadrian’s Wall challenge in memory of his brother
Ges O’Mahony and two friends planned to walk Hadrian’s Wall last year to mark the first anniversary of Kev’s death but Covid-19 prevented it
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Full steam ahead for Bath Festivals Finale Weekend
Fun Lovin’ Criminals and BBC Radio 6 Music presenter Huey Morgan is excited about playing to the Bath crowd
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Leek schools join campaign for cleaner air
It is estimated that around 390 deaths per year are attributable to poor air quality in Staffordshire every year