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Supported living residents in Surrey cycle for the NHS
The Bike to Paris challenge has raised over £1,300 for NHS Charities Together
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Essex brain injury charity colour event set to run online
Headway Essex is challenging people to walk, run, skip or dance five kilometre whilst dressed in colourful attire
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Brentwood volunteers share their stories for volunteer week
Abi Feeley and Harry James, both volunteer at Saint Francis Hospice
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Kids cake club in Croydon receives £1000 grant
The Nudge Foundation has donated the grant to help a children's charity run virtual workshops
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Bagpipes heard in Surrey to celebrate Scottish pensioner's birthday
A bagpiper in his full regalia played outside the house in Tatsfield for Alasdair Cameron Ferguson MacLeod
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Hertfordshire Chamber of Commerce launches Queen's Awards 2021
The virtual event was held to encourage businesses in Hertfordshire enter this years awards
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Lottery grant helps children fighting cancer interact online
Hertfordshire charity Teens Unite has received funding from The National Lottery Community Fund
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Learn a language during lockdown and homeschool at the same time
Instituto Cervantes in Manchester are now running all of their Spanish courses online throughout the summer
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New and exciting opportunities for pupils in Levenshulme
Gorton Primary School will showcase long awaited new facilities ahead of their September opening
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Can you spare a hug for Hertford Theatre?
#HugHertfordTheatre is asking for “hugs” so they can fill their windows with pictures
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Cheshunt students create Happy Hands to pay tribute during Covid-19
Students created hands in tribute to the NHS and Captain Tom Moore
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Auction site unlocks key to ancestor for Waltham Cross resident
Bryan Hewitt bought the photo from eBay for £19