Green councillors Katie Collier and Andrew Cross felt council workers would be overstretched after Storm Darragh so decided to clean the park…

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Green team to the rescue as they clean up 'muddy' play park after storm

The fourth named storm of the season brought strong gusts to many parts of the country over the weekend, with millions warned to stay indoors.

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Settled, cooler conditions over coming days as Storm Darragh clear-up begins

More settled but cooler conditions will greet much of the UK this week as the clean-up operation from Storm Darragh gets under way.

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Council crews were deployed over 48 hours to clear priority areas where trees and debris had fallen onto roads

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Huge clean-up operation in wake of Storm Darragh

COUNCIL crews have been staging a huge clean-up operation after Storm Darragh battered St Helens.

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Major clear-up operation across St Helens after Storm Darragh wreaks havoc

A fallen tree caused by Storm Darragh. Photo Peter Byrne/PA Wire More settled but cooler conditions will greet much of Wales this week as the clean-up operation from Storm Darragh gets under way. Winds will gradually ease with noticeably less rainfall by Wednesday (December 11) but temperatures will stay in the single figures, the Met Office said. The fourth named storm of the season brought strong gusts to many parts of the country over the wee…

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Clean up continues following severe winds

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Storm Darragh: "One of the worst"

More settled but cooler conditions will greet much of the UK this week as the clean-up operation from Storm Darragh gets under way. Winds will gradually ease with noticeably less rainfall by Wednesday but temperatures will stay in the single figures, the Met Office said. The fourth named storm of the season brought strong gusts to many parts of the country over the weekend, with millions warned to stay indoors. 
A cold but bright start to Monday…

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More settled but cooler conditions will greet much of the UK this week as the clean-up operation from Storm Darragh gets under way.Winds will gradually ease with noticeably less rainfall by Wednesday but temperatures will stay in the single figures, the Met Office said.The fourth named storm of the season brought strong gusts to many parts of the country over the weekend, with millions warned to stay indoors.Two men were killed by falling trees …

Green team to the rescue as they clean up 'muddy' play park after storm

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