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A group of volunteers in Tadworth have won praise for their efforts after collecting over 1,000 bags of litter in their community. Surrey and Banstead councillors described the efforts of Clean Up Tadworth as "amazing" and "fantastic" last week after the group clocked up over 1,000 bags collected from the streets in six months. The Clean Up Tadworth volunteer group was founded by resident Alison Goddon back in August 2020 after she noticed a rise in littering during lockdown, and has grown in size and impact ever since. The group now boasts over 400 Facebook members and regularly sees...

Click the thumbs up > Priority Freight has donated 180,000 IIR medical face masks, costing over £100,000, to charities and organisations affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. The masks are being shipped and personally delivered by employees at Priority Freight to 30 organisations and charities across the United Kingdom, Spain, Germany and Bulgaria. Beacon School, Care 4 Calais, Heart of Kent Hospice, Mission Aviation Fellowship, Pilgrims Hospice and Rainbow Centre in Folkestone, are some of the charities in the UK that have recieved a donation.  The masks will be worn by frontline workers at c...

Priority Freight of Whitfield gives coronavirus face masks including to Dover Outreach and Folkestone charities  |  Updated: 12:28, 06 January 2021 A company has given 180,000 medical face masks, costing over £100,000, to help charities and organisations affected by the pandemic. This is the largest ever charitable donation by the Dover logistics firm Priority Freight. Neal Williams of Priority Freight, right,hands the masks to Noel Beamish of Dover Outreach. Picture: Priority Freight The masks are being shipped and personally delivered by its staff to 30 groups across Bulgaria, Germany,...

Guide leader and charity chairman recognised in New Year’s Honours ');  '); A GUIDE leader from Wargrave has been made an MBE in the New Year’s Honours list. Tamsin Phipps received the award for voluntary services to the waterways and to young people through Girlguiding UK. She has lived in the village for 18 years and co-leads the Guides and Rangers alongside her daughter, Amber Owen. Ms Phipps, 61, is originally from Devon, but she grew up in Crowthorne. In addition to joining in the army when she was only 23, she has had a number of important jobs in her lifetime.

Dec 14, 2020 Maxband By Caleb Campbell Maxband, the Brooklyn-based project, sees Max Savage of Parquet Courts step out from behind the drumkit and take the lead. Savage plays guitar and splits vocal duties with Patrick Smith of A Beacon School, who also plays bass. Tim Nelson and Eric Read round out the lineup on lead guitar and drums respectively. Since debuting in 2018 with the lowkey tape release Perfect Strangers, the band has mainly played support slots for The Men, Sports Team, and The World Is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die, among others. Maxband’s first EP,...