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YOUNGSTERS with specialist educational needs and their parents were given a day out at Silloth Funfair this week thanks to an autism charity based…

A SELFLESS act saw a woman brave the shave last weekend to raise funds for an autism charity. Kerry Potts of Fellview, Whitehaven, shaved her hair on Sunday after raising sponsorship funds in aid of Bee Unique. Autism charity Bee Unique points parents of children on the spectrum to the services available and provides support of their own – guiding them through the challenging and often frustrating process of getting the provision their child needs. It is a personal cause to Kerry, who...

Grants worth almost £370,000 awarded to community groups 19/04/2021 Bee Unique received £2,000 from the CCL Secure Community Fund and the Shepley Group Fund to purchase sensory and tactile play equipment for community events Community organisations in west Cumbria have been awarded almost £370,000 in funding. Cumbria Community Foundation distributed the cash to 44 charitable organisations at its recent West Cumbria Grants Committee. The money came from funds set up by local people and ...

Two Cumbrian parents who have sons with autism say they are preparing for a busy summer as their new charity hopes to support families. Nadia Shaw of Flimby and twin sister Natalie, and their partners, set up Bee Unique, to embrace, educate and entertain those diagnosed with and those engaged...

There may be no better time than this to go local with your holiday-shopping list. America, after all, has become hyper-local by design, thanks to a pandemic-era life that keeps us close to home.  A locally created gift not only helps indie entrepreneurs and artisans, it lets your intended giftee know you gave their present some thought, even though Christmas is just around the corner. And if your gift recipient is a foodie, your search is not so daunting at all -- Palm Beach County and enviro...