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Parents advised to alert banks after Tunbridge Wells schools victims of cyber attack

'The scale of this attack is significant and it is tribute to the professionalism of staff at both schools that they are ready to go,' said Ed Wesson, senior executive lead over both schools

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MSP praises furlough scheme in South Ayrshire

Provisional figures from HMRC show that 269,800 employees in Scotland were furloughed at the end of April, down from the 333,300 that were being protected by the scheme in March.

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Watch the new film that highlights threat to Devon's rivers and streams

'With the enormous loss of wildlife we see reported across the planet it can be easy to miss the challenges we face on our own doorstep'

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Major train operator on track to play role in revitalising Macclesfield

Avanti West Coast ledges support for attempts to 'establish clear vision' for the town centre

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Sevenoaks nurseries struggle for survival following financial hit of lockdown

One Sevenoaks nursery saw income reduce by £200,000 last year

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Leek to become one of the first 'bee friendly' towns in England

'It is an honour to receive this recognition and we are the most northerly of the four towns'

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Margate 'in better position' with squad than last year ahead of new Isthmian League Premier Division campaign

Boss Jay Saunders is happy with how his plans are shaping up

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Unite call for Amazon union pledge outside Cambridge University buildings

The union say Amazon workers cannot form unions "without fear of obstruction and reprisals," which the company denies

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North Devon Extinction Rebellion send climate change message ahead of G7 Summit

'The world’s leaders must make immediate and binding promises to cut CO2 emissions to zero'

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St Austell Brewery hacked by criminals

The hack didn't disturb manufacture or distribution of beer production

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Self-employed get thousands of pounds of covid cash in Stafford

Stafford Borough Council is still assessing more than 100 of the 300 claims and people have until the end of June to apply

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Torquay artist Alan sets out to prove his teacher wrong!

'I’m completely self-taught and only paint for pleasure'