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Fermanagh workers to run Belfast Marathon for Cancer Focus centre
Fifteen employees from Killadeas-based Deane Public Works will run the 26.2-mile Belfast Marathon on May 3 to raise funds for the new Cancer Focus centre in Enniskillen, and Cancer Focus NI says ongoing funding is required to sustain the service.
University of Lancashire marks 10 years of training medical doctors.
The University of Lancashire's MBBS programme has produced 516 graduates over 10 years and trains students across its Preston, Burnley and Westlakes campuses.
Ryde Fire Station to open doors for community open day in April
Ryde Fire Station will host a community open day on Saturday 4 April from 10:00 to 16:00 with live demonstrations, activities for all ages and visits from other emergency services.
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Showing: 111-120Extra apartments approved for social housing development in West Belfast
Belfast Planning Committee approved a 77-unit social housing scheme at the former Belfast Metropolitan College site on Whiterock Road, with 15 additional apartments created by reconfiguring part of the plan.
Belfast former banking call centre will become a transitional care unit.
Belfast City Council approved converting Santander House into a 73‑bed short-term Transitional Care Unit, including rehabilitation suites and an ambulance drop-off.
Fred Cappuccino turns 100 and is honoured for a life of service
Fred Cappuccino celebrated his 100th birthday with a one-hour virtual gathering that highlighted his decades of humanitarian work with wife Bonnie and their charity, Child Haven International.
Bushy Park offers a look at Teddington's history and wildlife.
Friends of Bushy and Home Parks will present a talk by Rebecca Harvey at the Elleray Community Centre in Teddington about Bushy Park's long history, its wildlife, and its status as a Special Site of Scientific Interest.
UK households warned over feeding robins breadcrumbs
Wildlife groups including the RSPB say breadcrumbs lack the nutrients robins need and can leave birds weaker; experts report alternatives such as clean shallow water, soaked dried fruit, mealworms and sunflower hearts as preferable choices.
West Sussex charity launches to help people with disabilities connect at joyful events
Friends Anna Crowe and Jane Talman have launched The Connection Hub to create inclusive community events for people with additional needs across West Sussex; the free official launch is scheduled for March 28 at Bognor Regis Youth & Community Centre.
Age UK East Sussex opens new charity shop in Eastbourne
Age UK East Sussex has opened a new charity shop on Langney Road in Eastbourne to raise funds for services for older people; the opening was attended by the Mayor of Eastbourne and local volunteers.
Edinburgh art scene to host farewell for long-standing community member
Wester Hailes will hold a celebration on Tuesday, February 24, from 1.30pm to 3pm to close Pat Tait’s Stitching Exhibition and mark her departure from WHALE Arts for health reasons.
Gardening expert warns February planting may cause bulbs to struggle
A horticultural specialist has advised delaying planting of many bulbs until late February or early March because of a very wet, cold winter and recent heavy rain; the RSPB also urged fitting nest boxes during National Nest Box Week to support garden birds.
Local charity Compton Care invites community to celebrate International Women's Day.
Compton Care is hosting an International Women's Day event on March 5 featuring Melissa Forde as the headline speaker, with £15 tickets and proceeds supporting the charity's local services.