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A new apartment block could be built on a car park in the middle of Leigh – and all of the 40 proposed flats would be affordable.Wigan Council, which would own and run the four-storey Railway Arches Apartments, has promised “high-quality” homes that will meet local demand. The scheme has been designed with sustainability in
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Kerry Docherty’s son had recently been born and she wanted a real creative outlet in her life. She took up flower arranging at night school and the rest, as they say, is history.Now the proud owner of Wild Flowers, which opened in 2008, Kerry fell in love with floral arrangement, quickly giving up her job
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A new Wigan events purse has opened to community groups keen to celebrate their areas.The council’s Our Town campaign welcomes applications from all new and existing community and voluntary groups with plans for events that increase civic pride and promote social inclusion while supporting the high street. Council leader David Molyneux said: “The Our Town