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Business leaders urged to consider impact of hotter, longer heat waves

Heatwaves · Swindon

Business leaders urged to consider impact of hotter, longer heat waves

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Business leaders were asked to consider the impact of longer, hotter heatwaves on their companies at the first Wiltshire Climate Summit on Friday.See the Story

Denbighshire recycling rates increase in first year of Trolibocs system

Plastics · Rhyl

Denbighshire recycling rates increase in first year of Trolibocs system

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Recycling rates in Denbighshire have increased since the introduction of its new waste collection system last June, but are yet to meet the Welsh…See the Story

Bird Enthusiasts Invited to See Malmesbury's Swifts on Special Walk

Cirencester · Cirencester

Bird Enthusiasts Invited to See Malmesbury's Swifts on Special Walk

A SOCIETY is inviting people to learn about Malmesbury's swifts on a special walk See the Story

Thames Valley Police update: Oak Avenue incident

Thames Valley Police update: Oak Avenue incident AlaynRa Wed 25/06/2025 - 16:03 Thames Valley Police have confirmed they have now left the scene at Oak Avenue, Sandhurst. An update on the Sandhurst searches has been posted on the Thames Valley Police website.Detective Superintendent Andrew Penrith of the East Berkshire local command unit, said:“On 6 June, officers were called to a house on Oak Avenue, to reports of a fire. First aid was provide…England · England Read Article

Developing self confidence: June 2025

Open the article to view the coverage from Bracknell Forest CouncilBracknell · Bracknell Read Article

Have your say on transmission plan

TODAY is the last of five VicGrid consultation hub sessions in Kerang seeking feedback on the draft 2025 Victorian Transmission Plan, a document that proposes seven renewable energy zones (REZs) and sets out the framework for the state's transition...Charities · Cohuna See the Story

Thames Valley Police Have a Busy Week in the Area

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Thames Valley Police update - Oak Avenue, SandhurstAlaynRa Mon 16/06/2025 - 18:07 Thames Valley Police has issued an update on the situation at Oak Avenue, Sandhurst. It can be found on the police website or in full below. Statement Thames Valley Police and other agencies remain on scene at Oak Avenue in Sandhurst.Detective Superintendent Andrew Penrith of the Berkshire East Local Command Unit, said:“Officers from Thames Valley Police and other…Berkshire · Berkshire See the Story

Story time with author Graham Hyman

Story time with author Graham HymanJustiCu Mon 16/06/2025 - 09:05 Saturday 5 July 2025, 10:00am to 10:30am Free Local author, Graham Hyman, will be reading his book about Waldorf the woodlouse. He will also share his story of the unhappy garden.Suitable for children aged 4 to 7.This event is free, there is no need to book. Bracknell Library The Avenue Bracknell RG12 1BH United Kingdom Bracknell LibraryBracknell · Bracknell Read Article

Household support fund for emergency assistance

Household support fund for emergency assistanceKatieSt Fri 13/06/2025 - 11:22 Eligible residents, who have low incomes and are struggling with the cost of living, are able to apply for help to ease financial pressures. The Bracknell Forest household support fund provides short term and one-off financial support in the event of an emergency or crisis.This funding is in place to help with circumstances where a resident is in financial hardship wh…Bracknell · Bracknell Read Article

Mortar discovered at scene of fatal Sandhurst property fire

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A specialist team disposes of the weapon found in the building in Sandhurst.Weapons · England See the Story

Council launches grant scheme to help with financial hardship

Council launches grant scheme to help with financial hardship KatieSt Wed 11/06/2025 - 15:42 Local voluntary, community and faith sector (VCFS) organisations can now apply for a grant to help local households experiencing financial hardship.Successful applicants can receive a one-time payment of up to £15,000. This payment helps fund activities or projects for vulnerable households in crisis or to prevent hardship. The Department for Work and P…Bracknell · Bracknell Read Article

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