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Hundreds of people who had been queueing for more than 10 hours to see the Queen lying in state were greeted by Charles and William.

Hundreds of people who had been queueing for more than 10 hours to see the Queen lying in state were greeted by Charles and William.

Bloom UK launches fourth annual co-mentoring scheme, The Exchange, for senior and C-suite men and women

Historical courtroom drama? Uplifting musical? Magical romantic comedy? Theaters across Brevard offer shows for all tastes, opening Jan. 14.

Davis named Texas FCCLA president Jay Hinton Glen Rose Reporter GLEN ROSE — Glen Rose’s Caroline Davis was elected as the Texas FCCLA state president at the State Leadership Conference in Dallas April 7-10. Davis is the first Glen Rose High School student ever elected to the position. “While we have had many region and state officers throughout our long history, we have never had a state president,” said Glen Rose FCCLA Adviser Tayler Sullivan. “Leading the second-largest state associ...

Storm the border collie puppy, who has sadly lost his fight for life - Credit: Michaela Freeland The owners of puppy Storm have been left heartbroken after he lost his battle against canine parvovirus. Owners  Michaela Freeland and her partner Lucy Jacobsen, from Martlesham Heath, who are both health care assistants at Ipswich Hospital, have expressed their thanks to everyone who has supported them. Storm the border collie puppy, who has sadly passed away from parvovirus - Credit: Michaela F...

Storm the border collie puppy, whose owners are facing a huge vets bill - Credit: Michaela Freeland The owners of an adorable puppy are facing huge £8,000 vets bills - after tiny Storm fell ill just days after they bought him. A fundraising page has been set up to help Michaela Freeland and her partner  Lucy Jacobsen, from Martlesham Heath, pay the vets bills for the 10-week-old border collie pup, as he battles canine parvovirus. Owner Michaela Freeland of Martlesham Heath with Storm the b...

A COMMUNITY has come together to thank the thousands of NHS staff who have worked tirelessly at the Wrexham Maelor hospital. Since the pandemic began over ten months ago, the country came to a halt in a bid to tackle this new virus, but NHS staff are amongst those who have worked tirelessly throughout to save lives. As a special thank you, a fundraising page has been set up to spread ‘hugs for heroes’ at the Wrexham Maelor hospital. The idea is to raise £1,000 which will be used to...

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