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HEAR the stories of those who stood up and resisted racism in Ealing at a free special exhibition running at Gunersbury Park and Museum until March…

Breckland is anchored by its five market towns, but how best to support them after Covid’s hit to the high street? Noah Vickers reports.

Despite great progress, a recent investigation by this newspaper has found the problems caused by County Lines and drug dealing still persists in Norwich and parts of Norfolk. But what is the situation in a market town like Thetford?

Community Calendar: May 19-29 Wednesday 5/19 Literary Lunch: Brock Clarke discusses “I, Grape; Or the Case For Fiction” with Sarah Domet, noon, Portland Public Library, 5 Monument Square. Free, portlandlibrary.com. Wednesday 5/26 Edward Ball will speak about the book “The Life of a Klansman” at 6 p.m. Wednesday, May 26, as part of “Begin Again, reckoning with intolerance in Maine,” by Maine Historical Society in Portland. Contributed / Nina Subin “The Life of a Klansman,” Begin...

Habitat for Humanity 7 Rivers kicks off fundraising campaign as lumber prices surge Habitat 7 Rivers Executive Director Adam Lacher says the cost of building a 1 story, 2 bedroom home on donated land has increased by $45,000 since COVID-19. Author: Sean Stackhouse (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 7:12 PM EDT May 2, 2021 Updated: 7:12 PM EDT May 2, 2021 HARPSWELL, Maine — Habitat for Humanity 7 Rivers kicked off its 28th annual Spring Walk to Buil...

Facing soaring construction costs, Habitat for Humanity 7 Rivers Maine creates 2-month long Walk to Build Habitat for Humanity 7 Rivers Maine’s 28 th Annual Spring Walk to Build will kick off Sunday, May 2, 1 p.m. at the Dipper Cove Clubhouse in Orr’s Island, and conclude June 30, with several small COVID safe walk events scheduled in between. Habitat is asking folks to choose a date anytime between May 2 and June 30 and pick a location where they can still practice safe social distancing....

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Best bluebell walks in Surrey to see a carpet of colour in woodland Surrey offers some amazing walks at this time of year Every April and May the Surrey countryside is carpeted with beautiful bluebells (Image: Surrey Advertiser) Get the latest email updates for Surrey with our FREE daily newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe here When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recom...

Whittonstall Christine Jewitt It has been an interesting few weeks in Whittonstall as the snow and wind arrived without mercy this month. It’s been some time since we experienced such a volume of the dreaded white stuff and having landed in great powdery quantities the swirling winds took no prisoners and simply gathered up the snow to create amazing drifts, re-blocking many of the minor roads which had only recently been ploughed clear. Trees fell and traffic was halted with only the b...

MARION — From story walks to St.