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Peter Doherty

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Media and Corporate Affairs Manager, Brisbane Airport. ✈️ Former Producer 7News, Olympics, major events. Doco Producer 1974 / 2011 / 2022 Brisbane floods
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Build your business – with free workshops at Bury Library

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By Peter Doherty
| Mynewsdesk
Do you want to start up or grow your business? Sign up for a series of free workshops at Bury Library! At these Build A Business sessions, you can learn about market research, business planning, Intellectual Property, marketing and much more. The workshops are as follows: Know your market – Thursday 28 May (10am-1pm). Do you know who your customers really are? How much they will spend on your product or service? Why they choose one over another? Why would they choose you over a competitor?
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Bury Council elections – the full results

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By Peter Doherty
| Mynewsdesk
All the results of yesterday’s Bury Council elections have now been declared, following counting of the votes today at Castle Leisure Centre. One seat in 16 of the borough’s 17 wards was contested, and each winner will serve a four-year term. The remaining seat (Moorside) will be contested within the next 35 days after the election was cancelled due to the death of a candidate.
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Tree works at Old Town Hall Gardens, Whitefield

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By Peter Doherty
| Mynewsdesk
Essential tree works are taking place at Old Town Hall Gardens, Whitefield and will last until Friday (8 May). The works will involve the removal of trees that are dead, diseased, dying, or pose a safety risk to people or buildings. No healthy trees will be felled as part of the programme.
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