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‘Do not try to log in to Grantium,’ says ACE as technical problems persist

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By Mary Stone
| buff.ly
Arts Council England has asked users not to attempt to access its online grant application platform, Grantium, after the funding body failed to resolve ongoing technical problems that led to the system failing last week. ACE said it was “deeply sorry for the ongoing frustration” caused by the outage, which it says began on the evening of 23 July, ahead of two programme deadlines and the date by which applicants to a separate scheme were due to receive funding decisions.
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Dozens of people have been injured due to 'optical illusion' cycle lane

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By Mary Stone, Steven Smith Verified
| Wiltshire Live
A cycle lane that's been branded an "optical illusion" has been causing people to fall over - including one man who did so while a news photographer was on the scene. Dave Dawson was on the street when he stumbled over, being left with injuries to his hands and knees. At the time, a photographer was there for Bristol Live and caught Mr Dawson's fall. He is one of dozens of people who've been injured there, according to figures.
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Pollen bomb to hit Dorset today Met Office warns

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By Emma Flanagan, Mary Stone
| Dorset.Live Verified
Pollen levels are forecast to be "very high" at the beginning of this week across Dorset and the rest of the South West of England, and will remain so until Thursday (April 20). Recent mild weather is to blame for the sudden increase in pollen, as people with asthma or hay fever are told to take precautions.
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