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Pupils from four primary schools in Rochdale decorated and personalised more than 300 Christmas cards, designed by Belfield Art Group, over the last few weeks
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The appeal, run by community group ‘Random Acts of Kindness Middleton and Surrounding Areas’, has received donations to provide toys for 143 children
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Unfortunately, due to the current restrictions in place, the Freemasons were unable to visit the patients on the In-Patient Unit as they would usually do to have a chat and wish them a Merry Christmas
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Gaia, a seven-metre replica of Earth, has been hanging at Number One Riverside in the town centre and has already been seen by 10,000 visitors in the last month
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Charity ‘Cold Hands, Warm Hearts’, which delivers help and support to those who have been forced to sleep rough in Middleton, Bury and Manchester, held a Christmas outreach event
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Chippings from the felled trees have gone to Hollingworth Lake Park, to be used to make a footpath with the help of local volunteers and to alleviate flood risk across the region
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Yvonne Weatherhead M.B.E, who was previously the headteacher of Marland Hill Primary School, has published her annual 'Flying Grandma' Christmas poem
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Congregations at Madina Mosque in New Bold and Neeli Mosque in Deeplish, raised £1,800 to fund the kits which were donated to homeless charity The Sanctuary Trust
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Rachell Warwick, of Cedar Avenue, pleaded guilty to fly-tipping after 15 bags of rubbish were found and received a £400 fine, plus costs of £498.13 and a victim surcharge of £40
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Mike Mahoney, 50, who lives in Buersil, fell ill in the week leading up to Christmas in 2018 and spent nearly four weeks in a coma after contracting sepsis
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The GMYCA is made up of 42 young people aged between 11 and 18 (or up to 25 for those with additional needs) from 21 different youth organisations from across Greater Manchester
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Advertising asking residents to take care and stay safe will also appear locally via billboards and social media - with slogans like ‘Covid-19 is a present no one wants this Christmas’