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From left, DJs Andy Farron, Mr Booth and Mr Wharfe, present a cheque to Ms Morris from Ruby's Fund, with Mr Hulme's wife, Pamela and sons, Lance and Lee. (22-24-001).

Fundraising boost thanks to northern soul evening

Running the Dash for Ash: from left, Dean, Alex and Liam Bedson, Laura Hughes, Mark Bateman and Jake Attwood.

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Seeking support this winter is ‘nothing to be ashamed about’

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Bridging the Gap, which launched two years ago, counts among its supporters Mr Brown, left, here with trustee Karen Halton, centre, and Miss Willis. (22-20-001).

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Winter chill ‘brings home how difficult things are for many’

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Congleton Hydro plan on track after dry summer

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‘All in it together’ promise over winter support for needy

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Traditional Congleton Gingerbread revived

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Three quarters of a century and Rotary club’s still going strong!

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