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Who's who: Cameron's government
A guide to who's doing what in David Cameron's Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government. |
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Epic march for wounded servicemen
Servicemen and civilians march through Somerset and Wiltshire to raise funds for wounded personnel and bereaved families. |
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Boaters targeted over pollution
The Environment Agency takes to 14 locks along the River Thames in Oxfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Surrey to tackle water pollution from boats. |
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Have we fallen out of love with the nation's newsagent?
Retailer WH Smith has come joint bottom in a customer satisfaction poll by consumer watchdog Which? Has the former High Street favourite fallen out of favour with shoppers? |
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2012 Olympic rowing venue 'ready'
Construction work at the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic rowing and canoeing venue at Eton Dorney Lake is completed on time and on budget. |
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Further disruption to TV signals
Engineers say it will take several months to restore a full service at an Oxfordshire TV transmitter after the mast caught fire. |
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Police helicopter may be scrapped
Surrey's police helicopter could be scrapped as part of cuts aimed at putting more officers on the beat. |
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Probe starts into cause of fire
An investigation into how a large fire started in an empty building in Buckinghamshire gets under way. |
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Two men bailed over arson attacks
Two men are arrested and bailed by police in Buckinghamshire investigating nine arson attacks. |
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High speed rail 'not justified'
A council in Buckinghamshire says its summit to discuss plans for a high speed rail link will conclude there is no business case for the route. |
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Student invents pain-killing jam
Inspired by his grandmother, Andrew Coghill designs a new way of taking medicine to help those who have difficulty swallowing. |
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Meat shop fire prompts evacuation
Flats above a halal meat shop in Buckinghamshire have been evacuated after a fire broke out. |
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Groups unite against rail route
More than 30 protest groups against a proposed high-speed rail link have joined forces to fight the plan. |
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CCTV released over arson attacks
Police in Buckinghamshire investigating nine arson attacks, believed to have been carried out by the same people, release CCTV images. |
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Hague and Clegg in timeshare deal
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg and Foreign Secretary William Hague will have to share an official country residence, Downing Street says. |
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New prime minister visits Wales
The prime minister is due in Wales, as the Welsh secretary pledges not to dictate to the assembly government over cuts. |
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Flood risk plan comments invited
People living along the Great Ouse river are invited to comment on long-term plans for managing flood risks. |
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Council chief set for retirement
The chief executive of Liverpool City Council, Colin Hilton, announces he is to retire. |
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Thousands get TV back after fire
About 400,000 households have their TV reception restored after a new digital antenna catches fire on a mast in Oxfordshire. |
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Bus roof crash driver suspended
The driver of a school bus which had its roof ripped off when he drove under a railway bridge is suspended. |