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University of Plymouth student wins RNLI Design Challenge with contactless lifeboat collection box
The winning entry was a contactless collection box designed by Georgina Sparks
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Blue Flag and Seaside Awards beaches unveiled in Cornwall
It's great news for holiday makers and residents
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Ivybridge students succeed in UKMT mathematics competitions
Niamh recently performed very well in the UKMT Intermediate Maths Challenge, scoring in the top seven per cent nationally
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Nine-year-old from Rochdale fundraises for animal charity
A kind-hearted nine-year-old from Littleborough, Rochdale, is now raising money for an animal rescue sanctuary
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Launch of book supporting survivors of domestic abuse
The Empowerment After Domestic Abuse Workbook has been created by Jeanette Brown and Debbie Coleiro
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Daughter's bid to raise £60,000 in memory of her dad who died of Covid
Restaurant owner and charity fundraiser, John Miah died with coronavirus in December last year
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Huge mass of fly-tipping at Windy Hill, Rochdale
Shocking photos have shown a huge mass of fly-tipping at local beauty spot, Windy Hill, on the outskirts of Rochdale
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Daresbury scientists working with world-famous Fermilab to study mysterious world of neutrinos
The science campus is creating critical parts for the PIP-II particle accelerator and Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment to study neutrinos.
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Brentwood pub gets green light for garden bar - but the decision divides neighbours
The Brave Nelson wanted to be able to sell alcohol from a garden bar, but some neighbours objected
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Sea inspired entrepreneur from Penzance donates £1,000 to Surfers Against Sewage
Social entrepreneur Pippa donated £1,000 to SAS to help the fight against ocean pollution
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New Plymouth date announced for reopening of Les Misérables
The tour of this production has sold out in record breaking time in each venue it has played since opening in 2018
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Large bumblebees start work earlier Exeter University finds
The biggest bees, and some of the most experienced foragers (measured by number of trips out), were the most likely to leave in low light