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Safety 'paramount' at North Ayrshire polling places
“Anyone entering a polling place should be reassured that additional hygiene and safety measures are in place for their safety."
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Walton aiming to bounce back as Surrey Championship gets underway
Skipper Dan Roberts reckons club have assembled good squad and are 'prepped and ready to go'
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Summer recruitment drive gets under way at Ayrshire caravan park
The park is expected to be bursting at the seams this year as more people opt for summer ‘staycations.’
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Adventurers plan Transatlantic challenge in memory of baby Elijah
In December Team Elijah’s Star will aim to complete the epic journey in 37 days, a target which represents the brief life of baby Elijah
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Old photos show annual weedkilling stream train coming through Rochdale
Sixty years ago, photographer Richard Greenwood, who was 24 at the time, waited for the once-a-year moment when the annual weedkilling train would pass through Rochdale
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Dover Athletic manager 'champing at the bit' to start again despite part-time role
Andy Hessenthaler is 'up for the challenge' of leading the Whites despite not being full-time
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Sewers overflowed into Widnes and Runcorn waters more than 1,600 times last year
Two permit breaches were also recorded in the borough - both in Widnes.
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Car park could be created in Castleton as bee network introduced
Derelict buildings in Castleton could be demolished to make way for a new car park.
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Paignton Zoo lioness off to London - but two more are coming soon
Two lionesses will bearriving to form a small pride later in the spring or early Summer
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Ayrshire College shortlisted for UK Education award
Ayrshire College has been nominated at the UK-wide TES FE Awards 2021 in the ‘Best teaching and learning initiative’ category for its mental health awareness campaign, #PassingPositivity. The high-profile #PassingPositivity campaign is organised every year by HND Coaching and Developing Sport students (known as Mental Health United) and
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Children cluck up the cash for school chickens
Kindhearted foster parent Lisa Williams, 41, and her three foster children, plus her own son, Tommy-Lee, eight, all donned chicken costumes to walk to and from Bamford Academy, on Belgium Street, Rochdale.
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Disability confident leader re-accreditation for East Cheshire NHS Trust
The trust, which runs Macclesfield Hospital, says this is part of its inclusion work