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A railway worker who set up a shop for donations says it has lowered anti-social behaviour in the area.

Amid the cost of living crisis, researchers have discovered one in three Britons now have their own fruit and vegetable patch in a bid to become more self-sufficient.

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For the record: Post wraps up the major insurance deals, launches, investments and strategic moves of the week.

Zurich was the big winner at the 2022 British Insurance Awards this evening, taking home three awards – including the highly coveted General Insurer of the Year

A trail-blazing London market advocate, Vicky Carter richly deserved the Achievement Award.

Mortgage Business AFCA appoints six new ombudsmen By Malavika Santhebennur 29 July 2021 The complaints authority has recruited three new ombudsmen (including from ANZ and Westpac), and promoted three others internally. The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) has appointed three new ombudsmen from the banking and insurance sectors. L...

Staff at North Fawdon Primary School, in Newcastle, receiving the award A NEWCASTLE primary school has met all three requirements to receive an award from a premature baby charity. North Fawdon Primary School, which is part of SMART multi-academy trust, has met all points of the criteria set by The Smallest Things charity, which include: • accessing the free PRISM e-learning to train staff • asking parents if children were born prematurely as part of the admissions process • req...

Covid-19: Three Essex survivors recount their experiences By Vicky Carter and Laurence Cawley BBC News image captionTony Francis, of Harwich, was taken into hospital when his blood oxygen dropped to a dangerously low level The coronavirus pandemic has claimed more than 126,000 lives across the UK. Many hundreds of thousands more have needed hospital treatment. Here, three survivors explain how the virus has changed their outlook on life. It was like kissing a photograph of a loved one "When you...

Three women share how they will mark the day without "the most important person in the world".