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BBC Birmingham News Feeds
- Birmingham city centre mugging victim critically ill
- Body of man, 20, found in Rowley Regis
- Birmingham City Women 3-0 West Ham United Women
- Dale End stabbing: CCTV released in hunt for suspects
- Birmingham Arena staff 'isolate' disabled teen and dog
- Wales: James Chester and Paul Dummett out of Albania trip
- Birmingham shootings: Two suffer 'life-changing' injuries
- Braintree Town 0-3 Solihull Moors
- Fleetwood Town 0-0 Walsall
- Gary Anderson & Wesley Harms deny farting accusations at Grand Slam of Darts
BBC Bristol News Feed
- Geronimo the alpaca: Judicial review to go ahead
- Bristol City Women v Liverpool Women
- Bristol Rovers v Scunthorpe United
- University students hit by wave of fake tax refund emails
- Bristol volunteers bare all for art photos in bar window
- Fly-tipping: How are councils tackling it?
- Premiership: Bristol Bears v Exeter Chiefs
- Premiership: Bath v Worcester Warriors
- Bristol artist creates giant Romeo and Juliet murals
- Properties 'taking longer to sell'
Cornwall Council News feed
- Council statement on Allied Healthcare
- Wadebridge Town Council to take over management of town’s library
- Safer Penzance partners respond swiftly to antisocial behaviour in town centre
- How good is your community at recycling and reducing waste?
- Council gives guidance to boost Changing Places Toilets
- Parents are urged to apply for primary school places by 15 January, 2019
- New mural captures what makes Bodmin special
- Invitation to have your say on Council's budget at Truro and Roseland Community Network Panel meeting
- New lease of life for Cornwall couple using a care monitoring system
- Cornwall social worker nominated for prestigious award
BBC Essex News Feed
- Disabled access at Essex station will improve, says MP
- Harwich WW1 U-boat surrender marked with willow model
- Northern Ireland Open: Ronnie O'Sullivan beats Mark Selby on final black to reach final
- Clacton: Professional boxing returns after 80 years
- Braintree Town v Solihull Moors
- Southend United v Blackpool
- Pedestrian, 85, dies after rush hour Chelmsford crash
- NI Open: Ronnie O'Sullivan and Mark Selby advance to semi-final match
- Search for man who fired gun after Basildon crash
- Newport County v Colchester United (Sat)
BBC Hampshire News Feed
- Jane Austen plaque unveiled in Southampton theatre
- Beaulieu village Christmas Evening 'traffic shambles'
- Samuel McKinley: Convicted murderer found after absconding
- Southsea flood defence plans face £24m shortfall
- Eclipse busway bridge demolition plan scrapped
- Northern and South Western rail strikes disrupt events
- Salford City v Aldershot Town
- Chesterfield v Havant & Waterlooville
- Barrow v Eastleigh
- Route du Rhum: Alex Thomson loses out to Paul Meilhat
BBC Manchester News Feeds
- Lingard scores as England beat Croatia
- Bramhall stabbing: Taxi driver 'crawled for help'
- Man shot in stomach outside Hyde pub
- Abdallah Lemsagam: Oldham Athletic owner says club may not exist without him
- Northern and South Western rail strikes disrupt events
- Salford City v Aldershot Town
- Oldham Athletic v Cambridge United
- Milton Keynes Dons v Macclesfield Town
- Bury v Stevenage
- Shrewsbury Town v Rochdale
BBC Lincolnshire News Feed
- Northern and South Western rail strikes disrupt events
- Macau Grand Prix: Peter Hickman cruises to third win in four years
- Newspaper publisher details rescue plan
- Plaque to honour Beechey family 'ultimate sacrifice'
- Southern 100: Ivan Lintin's recovery going 'very well'
- MacauGP 2018: TT star Peter Hickman claims pole
- Little Rascals pet shop raid: Nearly 100 dogs removed
- Isle of Man TT star Peter Hickman quickest in Macau
- Sudbrooke mystery hedge cutter prompts police appeal
- Search on in Boston and Skegness for £76m lottery ticket holder
Amersham News Views and Information News Feed
- Charity Family Christmas Concert Sunday 9 December 2018 Amersham
- The Shape of the World – a new comic drama – Nov 24 / 30 Dec 1
- 2nd Amersham Common Scouts Jumble Sale – 17 November
- Rotary Amersham present An Evening with Michael Portillo 19 Jan 2019
- Amersham Art Group Oil Painting Demonstration – 6 November & Self Lead Workshops 28 Nov
- AMCHOR Mostly Mozart Saturday 24 November – Amersham
- Chiltern Humanists – Morals in Artificial Intelligence – Amersham – 10 October
- Classic Model Train Show – Amersham – 27 October
- Amersham Track Party – Sept 23 – 10-5pm
- Acrylic Artist Demonstration -Amersham Art Group – 2nd October
Lancashire's roads are getting better
Lancashire County Council's approach to highway repairs is making a difference, according to new figures in its Transport Asset Management Plan Refresh 2015/2030 (TAMP).
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Funding boost for domestic abuse support
More than £1.2m has been secured to support people who have been victims of domestic abuse.
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Lancashire schools need governors - can you help?
Lancashire County Council is looking to recruit people from diverse backgrounds and with a wide range of experience to become school governors.
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#ProudtoFoster campaign will highlight rewards of vital role
Lancashire County Council will launch a campaign to recruit new foster carers this month featuring some of their own foster carers talking about fostering and why they are #ProudtoFoster.
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Cabinet approves reduction in Ormskirk speed limits
Speed limits are to be reduced on parts of two main roads in Ormskirk to improve safety.
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Clitheroe Castle competition hunt winner
A recent treasure hunt at Clitheroe Castle Museum has been won by a nine-year-old visitor.
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Songs about 1,000 places being performed at Lancashire libraries
Two Lancashire libraries will host a professional live music performance in November.
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Information evening for potential foster carers
Anyone thinking about becoming a foster carer is invited to an information evening in Preston to find out more.
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Self-Care Week in Lancashire libraries
Lancashire libraries are taking part in a national scheme which aims to help people to look after their own health and wellbeing.
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More reliable modern street lights lead to savings
Lancashire County Council's cabinet has agreed proposals to save £440,000 a year by changing the way it maintains street lights following the introduction of more-reliable LED lamps.
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Two Lancashire libraries to reopen
Libraries in Cleveleys and Pike Hill in Burnley will be reopening following agreement from Lancashire County Council's Cabinet.
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Grant boost for guide dogs
National charity Guide Dogs have been handed a grant to fund a young people's event in Chorley.
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Committee to consider recycling centre proposals
A new report puts forward proposals to help Lancashire County Council balance its budget by reducing the availability of Household Waste Recycling Centres when they're less busy.
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Pupils to return to Oswaldtwistle school site
All pupils from Rhyddings Business and Enterprise School are set to return to the school's Oswaldtwistle campus from Monday.
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Children and Family Wellbeing Service proposal approved by cabinet
A proposal to change the way the Children and Family Wellbeing Service is delivered has been approved by the county council's cabinet today (Thursday 8 November).
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Service being held to remember those killed on the roads
People are invited to a special service to remember victims of road traffic collisions being held next weekend.
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Try removing leaves to prevent blocked drains council advises
People are being asked to consider clearing leaves from the top of drains to prevent them from becoming blocked.
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Pride Awards' winners celebrated
Lancashire County Council employees and volunteers who have been nominated by their colleagues for their outstanding work have been recognised at a special awards ceremony.
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Library fine scam warning
Lancashire County Council's Trading Standards experts are warning people to beware of bogus phone calls relating to library fines.
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Chance to meet author
A writer with a particular interest in the First World War will visit Lancashire next week.
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