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GamesAid has confirmed that it has raised a total of £120,000 for the causes it pledged to support with its efforts in 2022/2023 - MCV/DEVELOP

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Brighton & Hove's Actually Gay Men's Chorus will perform at King Charles III's coronation concert at Windsor Castle on Sunday night (7 May).

Artisan doughnuts have come to the city with the opening of a new store.

YOUR article "Homeless on the high street" (November 1) draws much-needed attention to the plight of people living on the streets of…

GamesAid has announced a brand new charity event, with plans to hold its first ever gala later this year. The evening w…

IF YOU are homeless, Christmas is often not “the most wonderful time of the year”.

A FINANCIAL services provider has announced three new charity partners to help young people in various different circumstances get started in life.

UK games industry charity GamesAid has raised £70,000 ($84,985) and split the donation among seven different organizations. The donation was presented to the following charities; Access Sport Trust, Autistica, The Clock Tower Sanctuary, Lifelites, Everyone Can, Solving Kids Cancer and MAPS. The aid group has also recently appointed two new trustees to its board: Studio Gobo & Electric Squares Terry Haynes and Ukies George Osborn. "Over the past year, Ive spoken with so many different charitie...

Paige Greenaway, pictured during the 2017 BBC documentary Love And Drugs On The Street. Photo: BBC THERE was no foul play involved in the death of a young woman who featured in a TV documentary on homelessness and had endured “the most tragic combination of circumstances”, an inquest heard. Paige Greenaway was found dead at her home in Richmond Terrace, Brighton, on Sunday, February 9 last year. The 23-year-old had appeared in a BBC 3 documentary about people living on the streets of ...