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Sarah Colombini
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Devon Air Ambulance assisted over 1,100 patients in 2018 it’s busiest year since its conception in 1991.
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Nancy Platts
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Actor George Rainsford becomes an ambassador for Kidscape
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A social enterprise housing association has built 16 new affordable homes for local families in Littleport, Cambs.
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ianmorton
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A campaign led Universities UK has called on the government to support British students who may miss out on the opportunity to study abroad in the event of a no Brexit deal next month. The campaign is being backed by universities throughout the UK.
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Children of all ages are getting their hats on to help find a cure for a devastating disease which has touched their lives.
The stars of this year’s Wear A Hat Day campaign for the Brain Tumour Research charity have all either been bereaved by a brain tumour, are living with a brain tumour or have a close family member who has been diagnosed.
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Business Secretary Greg Clark has announced new investment into cyber security to protect businesses and protect consumers.
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Nancy Platts
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The union said the new contract would allow staff to prove a continuous source of income, which is important for securing a mortgage or when renting.
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heatherrogers
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Organisations are encouraged to bid for the Waitrose grants by 24th February
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Charity started by former school teacher to support children close to expulsion has been named charity of the year by the South of England Agricultural Society.
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Scottish football club Hibernian FC have become one of the first professional clubs to help tackle period poverty for fans and its community.
The club has partnered with Hey Girls, a Dunbar-based social enterprise company set up to tackle period poverty, to provide free products for fans at Easter Road.
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