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South Cheshire Planning: Conversion of equestrian building refused
The latest planning news from Cheshire
Shropshire
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Business School tackles recruitment challenges
'I thought this was a fantastic opportunity to further develop a business school which is similar to a university business school'
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Shropshire skydive to raise funds for specialist college facilities
Learning support assistant Tia Hughes is both excited and apprehensive about the big leap
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Shrewsbury antiques team hunt for hidden gems at valuation events
A full programme of valuation events is planned across Shropshire, Worcestershire, Mid Wales, Cheshire, and Lancashire for the rest of 2023
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Rugby legend Scott Quinnell aims to inspire Shropshire pupils
Former Welsh rugby international player Scott Quinnell will talk about his battle with dyslexia
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Hft staff help Birmingham man fulfil a life-long ambition of seeing UB40 live
Gary Pike was able to watch his favourite band thanks to Hft's Luv2meetU programme
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Performing Arts Academy in Weston Rhyn celebrates its sixth anniversary
Since its inception, in January 2017, the academy has trained thousands of young performers
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Wrekin's affordable homes looking for tenants association volunteers
Roles to improve lives - no matter how much time or experience you have
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First military trio to take on unsupported rowing challenge across Atlantic
TEAM V3NTURE is raising money for Macmillan and three regimental charities
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Shropshire's SYA - All About Youth celebrates another successful year
The charity provided more than 147,000 voluntary hours - worth the equivalent of more than £3million
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BBC Springwatch's Iolo Williams to award young photography hopefuls
The UCS Young Nature Photographer of the Year competition is now open for entries
Christmas
Ludlow pets appeal to bring 'festive cheer' to struggling families
A specialist charity will donate an animal treat pack for every £5 or more the campaign receives