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Plans to build 1,400 new homes in Rochdale have been submitted to the council by a developer.

Eight new branches of bargain store B&M opening in the coming months - including one in Wigan.

Morrisons is helping drivers across the country save money when they fill up their car at the pumps - but only for a limited time.

Fans of a much-loved garden centre have lamented the 'end of an era' after its owners announced it would close after 51 years of trading. All In One was considered a pioneer as one of the nation's first garden centres when it opened in Middleton in 1971.

Staffordshire Live reported.Avery, who is studying horticulture at college in Rodbaston, Penkridge, claims they were told they needed to keep their hair covered and could wear a cap instead of the woolly beanie hat they had, but when Avery refused it would lead to them being fired.The 27-year-old claimed they were fired from Planters at Bretby, in Bretby Lane, after dying their hair "a light subtle pink" which they thought would have been acceptable.Avery, who said they loved the job and were good with customers and had a passion for plants, claimed: "When I went for my interview, my hair was a light peachy colour. Then it was a grey, silver colour."They said that I would have to change it, and I was like 'yeah sure.' Eventually, I shaved it off."I struggle with self-care and looking after myself.

A major UK supermarket is giving shoppers who spend £40 or more in store 7p off each litre off fuel.

A garden centre was given equipment seized by police after a cannabis farm was raided.

MARK Wright and wife Michelle Keegan are auctioning off their Christmas decorations for charity. The couple wowed fans in November when they showed off their incredible festive ornaments on Instagram.

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.A care provider collected almost 500 presents to donate to isolated pensioners this Christmas.Home Instead Livingston were thrilled with the success of their first ever Christmas campaign, and the response from the local community.The presents will be distributed to seniors across the local area who are facing isolation this Christmas, and may not otherwise have received a gift.The local home care company launched their ‘Be a Santa to a Senior’ campaign back in November, asking kind-hearted people across Livingston and West Lothian to donate gifts at several drop-off points, or virtually through their Amazon wish list.Williamson’s Garden Centre

In these uncertain times, growing your own veg is more appealing than ever.

The nationwide lockdown has left many of us scratching around our homes for new projects.

If you're lucky enough to have some outdoor space, now is a good time to introduce your children to gardening.

A Dumfries business owner said he had to lay off staff to safeguard their future.