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Sunderland's Fire Station scoops prestigious RIBA award for architecture

Sunderland's Fire Station scoops prestigious RIBA award for architecture
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Sunderland's Fire Station in the running to be named as North East's Best New Building

Sunderland's Fire Station in the running to be named as North East's Best New Building
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School procurement and design quality

School procurement and design quality
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What's the story of the new banners in Bishop Auckland?

AFTER reading yet another excitable edition of Memories, some people may well say that the author deserves to be strung up – and that has now…

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Nature helps 80 per cent of Cumbrians deal with stress of COVID-19

Nature helps 80 per cent of Cumbrians deal with stress of COVID-19 Tarraby Woods at Gosling Sike © Andrew Heptinstall Eighty-eight per cent of Cumbrians believe being in nature has helped them cope with the stress and restrictions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Cumbria Wildlife Trust recently contacted more than 1,000 supporters and they responded overwhelmingly that their mental health and wellbeing had benefitted from being in the natural world. Of the respondents to the Nature and You survey sent out by the trust, more than half (55 per cent) said that nature had become more important to them during lockdown and 68 per cent said they spent more time noticing nature.

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