Bournemouth woman runs over 100 miles for Hospital
Melanie Campbell from Bournemouth was admitted to Bournemouth Hospital with severe chest pain.
Source: bournemouthecho.co.uk
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Queen Elizabeth Hospital fundraiser Gavin English dies
Inspirational hospital fundraiser Gavin English, who single-handedly raised more than £115,000 for the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Kings Lynn, has…
Source: edp24.co.uk
Bournemouth Christmas Day 'Santa swim' 2023: a guide
The White Christmas Dip began with just six members in 2008.
Source: bournemouthecho.co.uk
Pamela Ballantine: Year of change for UTV broadcaster, but she's got a lot to look forward to
Community is at the heart of UTV Life, and this year’s festive special is packed full — something about which presenter Pamela Ballantine is thrilled.
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David Hilditch: Funeral details announced following death of former East Antrim MLA
Funeral details have been announced for former MLA David Hilditch following the DUP politician’s death from illness on Sunday.
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Charity hosts event to remember loved ones in Southbourne
THE night sky has been lit up to remember loved ones in Southbourne.
Source: bournemouthecho.co.uk
Aileen's Amazing Argyll - August 2023 - Campbeltown Courier
Loch Ederline at Ederline Estate near Loch Awe.
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Aileen's Amazing Argyll - August 2023 - Argyllshire Advertiser
Loch Ederline at Ederline Estate near Loch Awe.
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Aileen's Amazing Argyll - June 2023 - Argyllshire Advertiser
Kilmartin’s church and graveyard are home to over 23 fine sculptured stones, ranging in date from the 900s to the 1600s. Together, they’re testament to the long history of Kilmartin Glen. Photograph: Aileen Gillies.
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