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Alexis Connolly, who attends Waterfoot Primary School won a place at the Northern School of Contemporary Dance in Leeds and will be attending the school every Saturday morning
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One of only six surviving LNER Class A4’s, the Union of South Africa will be returning to the heritage tracks for a number of visits between now and the end of the year
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Tom Keir, from Bacup plans to walk the 630 miles around the coastal path to raise money for Child Action North West, which works with 6,000 children across the region every year
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Alder Grange School in Rossendale enlisted the help of Holland’s Pies as Year 10 pupils pitched their own pie businesses
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Pupils at Britannia Primary School, Bacup raised a total of £3,123 for Sports for Schools and Cancer Research UK through a fitness day and Race for Life
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Graham Limb, from Haslingden sometimes struggles to leave his house due to anxiety but managed to complete the challenge a week ahead of schedule
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Holy Trinity Primary School in Stacksteads completed the run to raise money for Cancer Research UK and used a balloon relay to get the whole school involved
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The East Lancashire Railway (ELR) in Heywood is championing local football by helping supporters of Bury’s new football club travel in style to one of their most exciting games to date
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Walking from the store in Bacup and finishing in Ramsbottom, the staff raised £365 from bucket donations along the way while also raising £135 via online donations for charity Young Lives Versus Cancer
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Food delivery app Deliveroo announced its launch in Rossendale last week allowing residents to order from a range of food outlets, takeaways, grocery retailers and restaurants
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Craig Proctor, from Newchurch, found that incorporating physical activity into his daily routine after his suicide attempt helped to manage his anxiety and depression
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The museum’s historic stable block has been transformed into additional exhibition space, a new café, event and community space, and catering kitchen to support future hospitality events.