Danielle Hicks

InYourArea Community

High Wycombe residents help choose winner of pet photography competition

Shelburne Lodge held a photography exhibition of all the entries sent in and the residents voted to select their winning photo.

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Henfield care home residents celebrate Chinese New Year

Inspired by Chinese culture and traditions, residents at Red Oaks learnt all about the traditions and superstitions

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Chipping Norton residents celebrate Burns Night in traditional fashion

Southerndown care home enjoyed a traditional supper to celebrate Burns Night.

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Tooting home improvers dig deep for Macmillan Cancer Support

Macmillan Cancer Support received a bumper cheque for £111,683 from Leyland SDM.

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Housebuilder's hattrick of support for Berkshire children's charity Daisy's Dream

Daisy’s Dream was originally set up to meet the needs of children who had been bereaved

Planning Applications IYA

Birmingham planning applications week ending February 5 | Part 6

Part six of your planning news from Birmingham City Council this week

Planning Applications IYA

Birmingham planning applications week ending February 5 | Part 5

Part five of your planning news from Birmingham City Council this week

Planning Applications IYA

Birmingham planning applications week ending February 5 | Part 4

Part four of your planning news from Birmingham City Council this week

Planning Applications IYA

Birmingham planning applications week ending February 5 | Part 3

Part three of your planning news from Birmingham City Council this week

Planning Applications IYA

Birmingham planning applications week ending February 5 | Part 2

Part two of your planning news from Birmingham City Council this week

Planning Applications IYA

Birmingham planning applications week ending February 5 | Part 1

Part one of your planning news from Birmingham City Council this week

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Hedge End care home celebrates Burns Night with traditional supper

Staff and residents at Snowdrop Place were involved in a number of activities to mark the Scottish institution