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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.
Recent heartwarming stories
Showing: 71-80Keynsham pub raises almost £100,000 for charity in 12 months.
The New Inn on Bath Hill, Keynsham, raised £99,000 over 12 months for Operation Community Hamper and Dogs Friends as part of Craft Union’s 'Make It A Million' campaign, which raised £1,358,422 nationwide.
Runcorn community worker builds a career on stage and screen
Dean Crimp, a Runcorn community worker, is developing a theatre and film career while continuing work with DC Relentless MMA; he is also creating an immersive murder mystery company.
Clogher remains a town of tradition, trade and togetherness.
Clogher experienced the wettest January in 150 years, yet its main street and long-standing shops and services continued to serve the local community.
Dales wildlife charity faces losing its Horton-in-Ribblesdale home as MP offers support
Sir Julian Smith and Cllr David Staveley visited Craven Wildlife Rescue in Horton-in-Ribblesdale and expressed support as the Leeds Anglican Diocese considers what to do with the former school building that houses the charity.
Mountain rescue team thanks town council for £2,600 grant
Penrith Mountain Rescue Team received a £2,600 grant from Penrith Town Council to purchase communications equipment and a portable defibrillator.
Piano celebration in Hurstpierpoint invites the public to play
Hurstpierpoint will host a free public piano event in the Village Garden on March 28 from 12pm to 5pm, with pre-booked 10-minute slots and additional walk-up opportunities.
Leeds almshouses provided shelter and sanctuary for the poor
Leeds had a number of almshouses from the 17th century onward that offered low-cost, trust-held housing for people in need; several were founded by local merchants and benefactors and some were later rebuilt or demolished.
Care team from Anley Hall raises funds for people living with cancer
Four staff members and a friend from Anley Hall Nursing Home shaved their hair on February 18 as part of Macmillan Cancer Support's Brave the Shave to raise money for people living with cancer; donations are still coming in.
Charity receives £1,000 boost from Hythe Rotary Club
Hythe and Waterside Rotary Club donated £1,000 to the Countryside Education Trust, with president Ian Wheeler handing the cheque to supporter Jan Hoy. The CET runs curriculum-linked visits to connect pupils with the countryside and farming.
Hope Rescue benefits from student awareness campaign
Illustration students at the University of South Wales partnered with Rhondda Cynon Taff charity Hope Rescue to design materials aimed at 18 to 30-year-olds, with shortlisted students pitching ideas directly to the charity.