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The illegal drugs market is constantly evolving with new synthetic drugs hitting the market on a daily basis. To help the management of drug misuse the NHS and a charity partner came together to host the UK’s first Novel Drug Trends conference.
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Mental health charity, The Cogwheel Trust is aiming to help more families in Cambridge who are suffering from mental ill health. In 2018 The Cogwheel Trust provided over 5,000 hours of counselling and since it was founded in 1988 has supported 26,000 people with 90,000 hours of support.
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Jane
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The UK Safer Internet Centre (UKSIC) has received welcome confirmation that its application to the EU Connecting Europe Facility fund has been successful. A grant of almost €2.5m will help keep children and young people safe online.
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Here’s our run down of the most popular issues that matter and campaigns making a difference.
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Sarah Colombini
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Apprenticeships from across England were celebrated at the 2018 National Apprenticeship Awards.
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Local councillors from across Scotland have been celebrated at a new awards ceremony hosted in Edinburgh City Chambers.
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Families and vision impairment organisations across England have united to fight Government cuts that could affect the futures of children with vision impairment.
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Sarah Colombini
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Last week ‘A Place to Call Home’ reception at the House of Lords highlighted how 320,000 people experience homelessness in England in particular the London Borough of Newham where 1 in every 24 people do not have a home.
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Sarah Colombini
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A new scheme designed to end loneliness has launched in Braintree, Essex. Meet Up Mondays will see local cafes, restaurants and pubs offer free toast and a cuppa at set times to people who are isolated or fed up with their own company, giving them a chance to meet others and connect more with their community.
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Nancy Platts
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Fire Tones release their version of Band Aid’s Do they know it’s Christmas? to raise money for charity.
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