The army of residents lit by a lockdown passion to make where they live cleaner I was amazed at the amount of people around Bury litter picking - really heartwarming.
Kathy Taylor (left) and Jane Edyvean of the Keep Bury Clean group which as seen surge in numbers during lockdown (Image: STEVE ALLEN)
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3 best walking routes in Bracknell FOR many people, their daily walks have been their solace during lockdown. It’s given people a chance to explore their surroundings and discover beautiful areas that they never knew existed. Restaurants and surrounding shops may be closed- but some local café and coffee shops have decided to remain open for takeaway services only. We have tracked down three Bracknell walking routes with a nearby coffee shop that’s open for business. This means you can spice up your regular walking route by enjoying a hot drink on the journey. However, it’s important to note that these walking routes are only suitable for people who live locally and who can embark on them in accordance with lockdown rules.
"Blow your horn, Raymond! Blow!" If you're a fan of rock-and-roll, you've heard those words, yelled by Jackie Brenston during the solo on the groundbreaking.
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Savannah Mooney (No. 14) launches a three-pointer while Lilly Hill (No. 32) blocks out for a rebound. The two Lady Bulldogs are each closing in on 1,000 career points in this, their final year of St. Joseph High School.
Courtesy St. Joseph School
Savannah Mooney (No. 14) launches a three-pointer while Lilly Hill (No. 32) blocks out for a rebound. The two Lady Bulldogs are each closing in on 1,000 career points in this, their final year of St. Joseph High School.
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