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By Charities Correspondent A new fundraising appeal is helping to turn the challenge of food waste into practical support for people and communities, while also benefiting the environment. FareShare Sussex & Surrey has launched its Earth Raise campaign on Earth Day, with a focus on rescuing good-quality surplus food
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By Charities Correspondent Crowds at the London Marathon may need sharper eyes this year as one runner turns the race into a real-life puzzle. George Anthony will be racing dressed as Where’s Wally, hoping spectators can spot him among thousands of participants while he raises money for The
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By Charities Correspondent Two major UK charities are joining forces in a powerful move to tackle debt and support struggling communities. Christians Against Poverty (CAP) and Community Money Advice (CMA) have announced they are uniting to create the UK’s largest community-based debt advice charity. The new partnership will
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By Charities Correspondent The RNLI has today released its rescue figures for 2025, revealing its lifeboat crews saved a total of 272 lives last year. Lifeboat crews across the UK and Ireland were launched more than 9,000 times last year, as new figures reveal one of the busiest periods
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By Charities Correspondent Three charities, one mission, and a race against the clock — Civil Air Support’s Transport Group once again proved the power of teamwork and aviation for good. Civil Air Support (CAS) volunteers completed a high‑value, long‑distance support mission this week, transporting frozen human milk from
Animals
By Animals Correspondent Brazil has taken a major step to protect its donkeys after a court ruling banned their slaughter in one state—forcing the closure of the country’s last remaining donkey slaughterhouse. A Federal Court in Bahia ruled that donkey killings must stop immediately, citing animal cruelty, health
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By Charities Correspondent A Swindon dad is going the distance to help the UK’s tiniest patients—taking on the London Marathon to raise thousands for babies fighting for life. Max Richards, a neonatal specialist and dad-of-three, is gearing up to join 55,000 runners at the London
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By Charities Correspondent A new “village” aimed at helping people rebuild their lives after homelessness has officially opened near Glasgow. The supported living scheme, called Harriet Gardens, has been launched in Rutherglen by charity Social Bite in partnership with The Salvation Army and South Lanarkshire Council. The site features 15
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By Animals Correspondent Retired Police Dog (RPD) Heidie served as a general purpose dog with Police Scotland for four years. The German Shepherd worked with police handler Jo Devlin and, when Jo retired in 2022, Heidie retired with her to live as her pet at home in Motherwell. Jo said:
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By Josh Bell, Charities Correspondent There’s big news in Weston-super-Mare as local heroes team up in a life-saving mission that could make all the difference in an emergency. Donate For Defib Weston-super-Mare has joined forces with DocBike Somerset & Avon — and together they’re
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By Charities Correspondent Richard Uffendell, Headteacher at Ashton Park School, is gearing up for one of his toughest challenges yet – a grueling 100-mile ultra marathon this May to raise money for the FORCE charity in memory of his close friend, Michelle, who died from cancer. The West Country Ultra
Mental Health
By Mental Health Correspondent A new UK charity has launched a free online platform aimed at helping neurodivergent people better understand and manage their mental health, amid growing concern over long NHS waiting lists and gaps in support. neurobetter, a recently established organisation, says its website is designed to provide
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By Evan,13 and Isabeau,13, Good News Room at TKASA On Saturday 21st March, TKASA welcomed students, families and members of the community for the third annual House Bake Off and Macmillan Coffee Morning. The event was led by Mr Paul Shepherd, who went above and beyond to ensure
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By Charities Correspondent A mum who was told she might not live to see Christmas is now cartwheeling her way around the world — and raising thousands for cancer research. Lucy Musgrave, 58, was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukaemia in 2021 — an aggressive cancer with a survival rate of just 20%
Animals
By Animals Correspondent Six donkeys rescued from severe flooding in Somerset are now safe and recovering well thanks to the efforts of The Donkey Sanctuary. Mimi, Martha, Mabel, Aida, Pippin and Lily-Mae were stranded after floodwater swept across their smallholding when a nearby river burst its banks during Storm
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By Charities Correspondent A colourful herd of decorated elephant sculptures is set to transform the streets of Windsor and Slough this summer as part of Trunks across the Thames, a major public art trail organised by Thames Hospice. Running from 13 July to 13 September 2026, the free event will