James Milner

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Search engine supports campaign to save and restore ancient South East London woodland

'Saving Gorne Wood will allow local school children and residents to enjoy and explore the ancient woodland and protect local wildlife and trees'

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Wythenshawe students become crime scene investigators for the week

'The sessions helped the students see how science can be applied in real life'

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Hugh Baird College students return from work experience in Italy

'Not only did I get to work in a beautiful and vibrant city with amazing, unique, and local produce, but I also had the chance to learn from some of the best professionals in the industry'

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East Midlands Chamber launches Generation Next Awards 2023 to recognise region’s young talent

'Entries are open for the 2023 awards from now until March 6'

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Buckinghamshire entrepreneur joins national effort to support small businesses

'As a mentor, your experience and knowledge will direct you in asking the right questions and supporting the mentee's business and personal development'

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Green leaders at Reigate St Mary’s ask PM to invest in renewable energy

'The green leaders thanked the Prime Minister for his attendance at COP27 but asked him not to be a fossil fool.'

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SSAFA to benefit from Bristol man’s first triathlon

'I turned my apathy into energy, changed my outlook, changed my lifestyle, and pushed myself and my body to new limits'

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Jan 14 – On this day in Cambridgeshire history

On this day, a woman received a surprise parcel from the Queen, few backed a call for women to have the right to vote, and a man near Cambridge was existing in a state which would have been discreditable to the savage.

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Gaelic Athletic Association celebrates UK's Irish community

'I approached the council in Brighton and asked if we could have a full-sized pitch and the conversations were positive'

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Blind mum takes on abseiling challenge to raise funds for Stevenage hospital

'I like to give things a try and show that being blind isn’t a barrier to taking on exciting challenges like running a marathon or doing an abseil down a hospital tower block'

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Foundling Museum exhibition sheds new light on Georgian era's African and Asian children

'I’m delighted that this exhibition has given us the chance to make more people aware of these children, and the wider history of African and Asian people in Georgian Britain'

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Priti Patel raises development concerns in Parliament

'Far too often, speculative developers have been able to run roughshod over local views'