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Heather Rogers
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Community groups that are helping local people look after their hearts can now apply for a grant of up to £15,000.
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Nancy Platts
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Projects to reduce carbon emissions and save money on household bills
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Heather Rogers
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Eden Project Communities is calling for applications for its free Community Camp to help Brits forge better local connections
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Sarah Colombini
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Residents of Alma Street and surrounding streets in Newham are celebrating the completion of a huge community effort to transform a neglected play area into a brand-new space for play and exercise.
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Heather Rogers
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Community groups that are helping locals care for their hearts are invited to apply for a £10,000 grant from national charity Heart Research UK.
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Lizzie Lewis
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An environmental charity has installed their 200th community fridge in the Lancaster West estate in North Kensington, helping residents to reduce food waste.
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Ian Morton
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Check out this positive news story: a new training camp is taking place to empower people to make positive changes in their local area. The training is being organised by the UK charity The Eden Project.
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Louise Akers
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Seven community groups across the north east of England will share grants totalling £210,000 as part of a funding programme from the Virgin Money Foundation.
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Ian Morton
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Check out this positive news story: a charity worker from Fife in Scotland has been crowned the first ever Scottish Walking Awards champion. Magdalena Augustyn-Lygas scooped the top prize in recognition of a community walking group she runs to help support the wellbeing of migrants while also support them to improve their English language skills.
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Ian Morton
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A project launched during the lockdown to help alleviate feelings of isolation has resulted in the launch of a new song and video to celebrate the contributions made by the 300 people who took part.
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