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A theatre will continue to offer dementia-accessible activities for at least the next three years after securing a major funding boost.

Restoration work on Clevedons historic Curzon cinema grand balcony has now started.

Emmaus Suffolk has set its sights on expanding its wellbeing hub scheme into the historic Great White Horse Hotel, Ipswich. The charity supports people...

ENVIRONMENTAL charity Andover Trees United is celebrating after being awarded funding from The National Lottery Community Fund, the largest funder…

Monitoring the spread of COVID-19 in communities can be challenging. Lockdowns and restrictions mean that fewer people can access health facilities, and fear of contagion can discourage people from seeking out health care even if they have symptoms.

The Hillside Manager will work closely with the CEO, Community and Mental Health Projects Manager and Office and Finance Manager. As part of the senior

Ellie Neuro, physiotherapist at the Neuro Therapy Centre running a live exercise class. A CHARITY is set to mark its one-year anniversary of providing virtual services next week. The Neuro Therapy Centre located in Saltney, helps people with neurological conditions, started offering its Virtual Centre through telephone and online means when it was forced to close due to the pandemic, but quickly turned its services around to continue to offer its life-changing support. Celebrations are se...

Published: 3:18 PM January 21, 2021    Updated: 3:19 PM January 21, 2021 Safe Soulmates, which was set up in December 2018 by Stretham friends Christine O’Neil and Vicky Baddeley, has received a £114,000 funding grant from the National Lotterys Reaching Communities fund. - Credit: SAFE SOULMATES A dating agency for Cambridgeshire people who have autism and learning difficulties has received a £114,000 funding grant from the National Lotterys Reaching Communities fund.  Safe Soulmates w...