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'Massive support' for relaunched Book Cycle in Leigh town centre
WEBAug 22, 2024 — THE people of Leigh have been incredibly supportive of a relaunched bookshop that was forced into a temporary closure. Back in September 2022, the Book Cycle took up a large premises inside the Spinning Gate shopping centre. The book shop, which operates as a book donation and pick up point, had an "overwhelming response" from the people of ...
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The Waterside Inn to reopen in Leigh after four years of closure
WEBApr 23, 2024 — The Waterside Inn on Canal Street (Image: Daniel Carty Images) AFTER covid-related problems, alleged vandalism, and a four-year closure, one of Leigh's most popular pubs is set to reopen this week. Tucked a few minutes away from Leigh town centre along the canal, the Waterside Inn has been a hugely …
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Regeneration plans set to 'transform' Leigh as town to receive £32m
WEBMar 1, 2024 — Leigh will receive £32m in regeneration funding (Image: Wigan Council) PLANS to transform Leigh town centre are beginning to take shape thanks to a £32million cash injection. After an initial rejection from the government, Wigan Council was awarded £12m from the Levelling Up Fund last year to deliver an ambitious regeneration scheme in …
The Leigh street that has been devastated by floods and water …
WEBJun 18, 2023 — With her property devastated and furniture severely water damaged, Sue is fearful that what remains of her keepsakes as cherished memories of her mother who died in 1994 were lost in the last flood. Wigan Council had inputted flood defences after the last flood, yet there was little it could do to prevent four-foot-high water from getting in.