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5 days ago | 
leicestermercury.co.uk | Richard Ault |Tom Mack
Morrisons is closing 17 stores and many of its in-store services including 52 cafes - and one in Leicestershire will be going. The cafe at the supermarket in Lutterworth is to close, although the supermarket is planning to work with other companies to provide alternatives on site in some stores.
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5 days ago | 
msn.com | Richard Ault |Tom Mack
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5 days ago | 
leicestermercury.co.uk | Richard Ault |Tom Mack
Leicestershire's anti-social behaviour hotspots have been identified in a new map. The data compares different areas based on population figures and some of the findings are far from surprising. According to the map, Leicester city centre has the most reports of anti-social behaviour. These reports can include graffiti, noise nuisance and intimidating youths hanging around. The rate of reports received by Leicestershire Police was 87.1 reports per thousand residents.
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6 days ago | 
lancs.live | Richard Ault
Some neighbourhoods in Lancashire are suffering from anti-social behaviour more than others, as a new map reveals the areas most targeted. In the county, some parts are blighted by graffiti, noise nuisance and intimidating gangs. Hyper-local police figures show that busy town and city centres suffer by far the highest levels of anti-social behaviour (ASB) which can include vandalism, verbal abuse, shouting, swearing, fighting, intimidation and harassment.
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1 week ago | 
getsurrey.co.uk | Richard Ault
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1 week ago | 
manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Richard Ault |Charlotte Fisher
The major bank is closing almost 100 of its branches across the UKAlmost 100 Santander branches are set to close from June as the bank makes sweeping changes to its services due to the increase in digital banking. The 95 closures - including two in Greater Manchester - will put 750 jobs at risk of redundancy and will begin in June. Spanish-owned Santander with be left with 349 branches in the UK - including 290 full-service sites and five so-called work cafes - after all of the changes take place.
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1 week ago | 
walesonline.co.uk | Richard Ault
Badly behaved youths are the scourge of some communities. They make life a living hell for some neighbourhoods and also plague city and town centres And the parts of Wales that suffer most from anti-social behaviour have now been laid bare in a new map revealing the neighbourhoods blighted by graffiti, noise nuisance, and intimidating gangs.
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2 weeks ago | 
cornwalllive.com | Richard Ault
The neighbourhoods in Cornwall suffering most from antisocial behaviour are laid bare in a new map revealing the areas blighted by graffiti, noise nuisance, and intimidating gangs. Hyper-local police figures show that busy town and city centres suffer by far the highest levels of antisocial behaviour which can include vandalism, verbal abuse, shouting, swearing, fighting, intimidation and harassment.
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2 weeks ago | 
devonlive.com | Richard Ault
More sewage was spilled from one Devon outlet than any other in the country, new figures reveal. A dumping point at Salcombe Regis was spilling water into a nearby stream constantly for the whole of 2024, a total of 8,773 hours. That’s according to figures from the Environment Agency. It makes Salcombe Regis by far the most active sewage site in England and Wales.
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2 weeks ago | 
msn.com | Richard Ault
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