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Four mothers who lost their sons through suicide have told their tragic stories as part of a new mental health campaign.
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A customer has been banned from a cafe after complaining about a staff member using a breast pump.
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A man painfully aware of the struggles of being homeless is helping rough sleepers turn their lives around.
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A homelessness charity has revealed plans to replace its dated and costly-to-run day centre with an £800,000 purpose-built facility.
A psychiatrist has been asked to explain why a suicidal student was not admitted to hospital before taking his own life.
More than 500 people have applied for jobs at a £5.5 million luxury boutique hotel due to open in May.
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Police are hunting a house burglar who forced the occupant to hand over money.
A hardcore group of graffiti vandals are being blamed for most of the damage to buildings and street furniture.
A crime-ridden city centre park will be mostly shut off at night as part of a trial to stop anti-social behaviour plaguing residents.
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A crackdown on food delivery riders cycling recklessly through a city centre has been pledged by council chiefs.
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The firm which runs an historic paper mill has tumbled into administration, leaving 90 staff facing an uncertain future.
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There will be fewer high street stores if this trend continues, say business leaders.
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'Britain's oldest fisherman' has been working at a harbour for more than 70 years.
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The "disgusting" state of some public toilets has led to calls for a drug-use shelter.
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An inquest has today heard how a 17-year-old died after recreationally taking a lethal dose of Tramadol, devastating his family.
Students' TV favourite 'Governess' Anne Hegerty has been lined up for an evening of banter.
Clubs and bars in areas with 'saturation' zones could be forced to pay a levy for extra policing and street cleaning under new proposals.
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Dramatic photos show the moment a classic VW campervan was destroyed by a huge fire.
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Organisers of a Boxing Day hunt have been forced to abandon a 100-year-old tradition of gathering in a village square.
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A traditional village square gathering has been cancelled to avoid ugly protest scenes.
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