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Ian Morton
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Check out this positive news story: a cancer centre in Cardiff has received a welcome funding boost after receiving £1m from the People’s Postcode Lottery. The award was presented by broadcaster and People’s Postcode Lottery ambassador Matt Johnson.
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Simon Francis
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Over 100 councils will attend an emergency summit taking place on Tuesday 31 October to discuss the escalating social and financial crisis created by the unprecedented demand for temporary accommodation. Hosted by Eastbourne Borough Council and the District Councils’ Network, this summit aims to share insight from the councils attending and will result in a […]
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Sarah Colombini
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The best dog breeds for navigating the bustling streets of the city and thriving in dog-friendly offices are Toy Cockapoos due to their unique blend of qualities
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Nancy Platts
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Sussex Wildlife Trust has launched ‘Wilder Ouse’ and is calling for volunteers to get involved and help reverse the decline of important wildlife and natural resources by building climate resilient habitats. The project will bring people together across the Ouse River catchment area to create networks of land that are protected and enhanced for wildlife, […]
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Louise Akers
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New research from environmental charity Hubbub has revealed 30.43 million pumpkins are expected to be bought for carving in the UK this Halloween, of which 15.82 million won’t be eaten. This is the equivalent of 95 million meals-worth of pumpkins set to go to waste. The survey of 2,000 UK residents found that of those […]
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Heather Rogers
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As companies call workers back to the office, a new study reveals the true office perks desired by workers – and it’s not dog-friendly workplaces.
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Heather Rogers
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Energy suppliers must prioritise enquiries from vulnerable customers and their representatives who need help under new rules announced by Ofgem. The rule change was first suggested by an advice worker at South West London Law Centres who gave evidence to the House of Commons Committee for Energy Security in September. Roni Marsh told MPs: “I […]
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Sarah Colombini
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Three young people recognised for campaigning about social and environmental issues
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Nancy Platts
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A 42-year-old man from Birmingham has climbed to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro just three years after having triple bypass heart surgery. Pratap Mekapothu was an active and healthy person but one day he felt ill after running and was stunned when tests revealed he had cardiac disease at such a young age. Pratap said, […]
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Louise Akers
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Following the success of last year’s event, Cotswold Outdoor’s partner, YHA, has launched the second Festival of Walking, taking place until the 19th October. Bringing walkers of all ages and abilities together at YHA hostels across the country, the Festival of Walking aims to introduce new people to the beautiful landscapes of the UK. As […]
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