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Top Headlines: £13million development plans, opening of craft centre and cancer diagnosis despite clear scans

Biggest stories last week included plans for £13million development, the opening of a crafts centre and a cancer diagnosis despite clear scans.

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Top Headlines: £13million development plans, opening of craft centre and cancer diagnosis despite clear scans

Biggest stories last week included plans for £13million development, the opening of a crafts centre and a cancer diagnosis despite clear scans.

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Top Headlines: £13million development plans, opening of craft centre and cancer diagnosis despite clear scans

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