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Puppy finds a cracker of a new homeby LISA BUCKLEY A PROBLEM puppy has been given a new home and a second chance at life following a heartfelt appeal in the Heartland Evening News.The tragic tale of 'Cracker' the 12-month-old Jack Russell featured in Monday's edition with (20/08/2008) 
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Heritage detectives given ideas boostFREE ideas packs are on offer for budding heritage detectives looking to investigate their neighbourhoods.Called the Parish Investigation Project, the project aims to get as many people as possible (20/08/2008)
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Former pitmen hope to sink a few pintsby JOHN ELLIS PITMEN who spent their lives digging coal from a North Warwickshire mine will meet again 20 years after their last shift.More than 130 years of history and family traditions ended in February 1989 when the last (20/08/2008)
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Pedalling all the way to the Olympic Gamesby CLAIRE HARRISONSUPERSTORE staff used pedal power to help pile in the pounds for Nuneaton's rising Olympic star.A challenge was laid down to managers at Nuneaton's Asda store to see who could cycle the furthest in a fundraising quest to help make (20/08/2008)
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Pub pulls in charity cashby LISA BUCKLEYTHE COFFERS of a trio of good causes have been well and truly swelled thanks to the efforts of pub regulars raising a glass or two of the good stuff for charity.As reported in the Heartland Evening News, the Stag and Pheasant Inn in Hartshill came under (20/08/2008)
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Bicycle boost for town centre usersby CLAIRE HARRISONCYCLING around Nuneaton town centre will soon be 'wheely' easy when a new traffic-busting route is completed.A solution has been found to help cyclists battling traffic between the Weddington area of (20/08/2008)
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Drop in and find out about learningA DROP in event has been organised for adult learners wanting to find out more about the opportunities available in Nuneaton and Bedworth.The event takes place on Saturday, September 6 and organisers have said that information will (20/08/2008)
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Science technician makes the grade AS A-LEVEL fever came and went on Thursday it was not just full-time students who were left celebrating their success.King Edward VI College science technician, Paul (20/08/2008)
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Justice couple praised PRAISE has been heaped on a campaigning couple for forcing a change in the law to bring justice for their daughter.Nuneaton-based Warwickshire County councillor Martin Heatley has joined the plaudits for Bedworth couple Tony and Barbara Ward whose (20/08/2008)
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Bright idea aims to tackle crimeby CLAIRE HARRISON LIGHT has been shed on a dingy garage site to help reduce fear of crime for users and the local community.Concerns about crime around Harold Street garages in Nuneaton prompted Coton Neighbourhood (20/08/2008)
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Power failure hits homesby CLAIRE HARRISONHUNDREDS of homes in Stockingford have been paralysed without telephone or internet access following a major fault.A team of BT engineers were out in the Berwyn Way area of Nuneaton yesterday afternoon trying to fix the fault which has left 200 homes (20/08/2008)
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NUNEATON GO DOWN AT SPAby MATT DAVIESNUNEATON Town crashed to their first competitive defeat as Leamington put the brakes on their promotion push, writes Matt Davies. Goals from Mark Bellingham and Luke Corbett were enough for three BGB Southern League (20/08/2008) [Read More]
England star in Twenty20 callNUNEATON'S Nicola Shaw has joined forces with Australian legends Steve Waugh and Adam Gilchrist in calling for the inclusion of (20/08/2008) [Read More]
Rileys Rovers extend Super League leadRILEYS Rovers made it three wins in as many games to move two points clear at the top of the Super League in the Rileys sponsored Super Sunday Pool League. Even though Rovers were missing a host of (20/08/2008) [Read More]
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