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A new app is being launched in Portsmouth to help people with limited mobility plan their travel routes with ease.
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To mark American ‘National Coming Out Day’ Green Man Gaming Publishing has announced new game Pride Run will donate 10% of proceeds to LGBTQ+ Charity Kaleidoscope.
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A ban to end the barbaric practice of capturing live wild baby and juvenile elephants in Zimbabwe and Botswana, for trade to zoos and circuses around the world, has been passed.
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Ten thousand women and men with disabilities living in Kenya and Bangladesh will benefit from a new employment programme led by charity Leonard Cheshire.
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The Orchid Penile Cancer Awareness Roadshow educated nearly 500 people in Edinburgh last month.
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Wandsworth Council has teamed up with LIVR – the world’s first VR streaming service for theatre and the performing arts – and VR headset maker, Pico Interactive, to offer Nine Elms residents exclusive access to their very own on-site virtual theatre.
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The charity set up in memory of BBC presenter Dianne Oxberry has teamed up with personalised clothing business Clothes2order to launch a t-shirt fundraising campaign.
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Anti-bullying charity Kidscape have teamed up with Andersen Press, publishers of the beloved Elmer books, to promote Friendship Friday this November
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The British Library has revealed that it has supported 12,288 of the UK’s aspiring entrepreneurs and this has added £78 million gross value to local economies.
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To celebrate World Hepatitis Day, and the news that hepatitis C can now been cured with tablet treatment, the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, visited the hepatitis C testing centre run by King’s College Hospital London.
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