Will Abbott

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Will Abbott is a Craven-based reporter who has previously reported on the likes of the online chess boom and psychic intuitives. Some of Will's articles are being drafted with the assistance of AI tools such as ChatGPT. However, Newsquest editors and journalists always decide what content to cover and always review this content before it is published.

Will Abbott is a Craven-based reporter who has previously reported on the likes of the online chess boom and psychic intuitives. Some of Will's articles are being drafted with the assistance of AI tools such as ChatGPT. However, Newsquest editors and journalists always decide what content to cover and always review this content before it is published.

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The Listening Place, which provides a setting for non-judgmental listening, celebrated its 20th anniversary with a cake and a talk. Pictured are The Rev Dr Mark Cheetham, Sue Robbins, Caroline Cavanagh, and The Rev Canon Ann Long

Listening Place marks 20 years with talk 'Anxiety is a Gift'
The Listening Place, based at Salisbury Methodist Church in St Edmunds Church Street, celebrated 20 years of service with a cake and a talk.

Carbon capture technology being developed by Robert Lim Inventions Ltd, with support from Bangor University, is currently in testing prior to funding overtures with a view to commercialisation

North Wales technology that could aid global carbon capture in tests
A new technology being developed in North Wales, which aims to make carbon capture cost-effective worldwide, is currently in testing.

Aqualand Industries, which produces ride-on vehicles for children, has doubled the size of its Holmfirth facility with a six figure investment. The company says it is on track to achieve a £1m turnover this year

Holmfirth's Aqualand Industries upsizes and creates six new jobs
Holmfirth-based Aqualand Industries has made a six figure investment to double the size of its manufacturing facility, creating six new jobs.

Westmorland and Furness Council's Health and Wellbeing Board has endorsed a multi-agency Suicide Prevention action plan

Westmorland and Furness suicide prevention action plan endorsed
Westmorland and Furness Council's Health and Wellbeing Board has endorsed a multi-agency Suicide Prevention action plan.

Former construction professional Peter Face, who now teaches at Craven College, says that his role enables him to give back to his field by helping students to pursue their trade

College teacher building students' confidence to pursue trade
Peter Face, who teaches at Skipton's Craven College, is preparing students for the construction trade.

Northern will roll out British Sign Language announcements on all of its trains to tell customers which station they are approaching

British Sign Language station announcements on Northern trains

Train operator Northern is set to introduce British Sign Language announcements on all of its services following a successful trial.

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Baildon Town Council has launched the Volunteering in Baildon project

Council launches Volunteering in Baildon project to boost involvement

Baildon Town Council has launched the Volunteering in Baildon project in response to feedback from organisations in the area.

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Laura O'Driscoll, winner in the female Long Race at the Fermanagh Endurance Adventure Race, which took place on Saturday, September 28

FEARmanagh takes place in scenic surroundings
The Fermanagh Endurance Adventure Race was held in Derrygonnelly, in the heart of the Cuilcagh Lakelands UNESCO Geopark.

Shipley MP Anna Dixon visited Masjid Al-Furqaan and Masjid Ayesha as part of the Visit My Mosque weekend, which was organised by the Muslim Council of Britain

Shipley MP visits mosques as part of Visit My Mosque weekend

Shipley MP Anna Dixon visited two mosques last weekend, as part of The Muslim Council of Britain’s Visit My Mosque initiative.

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The Taste Cumbria festival in Cockermouth was a treat for visitors' tastebuds

More than 2,500 scones sold at Taste Cumbria's Cockermouth festival
The Taste Cumbria Cockermouth festival saw sales, according to combined figures from stallholders and town businesses, of more than 2,500 scones.