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A FISH and chip shop is urging residents to support a campaign for a family who lost their new-born baby after five days due to a rare condition. John Lord, of the Jolly Fryer in Burnham, is asking for donations to support the family of Penelope Mae Connelly, a baby girl who died of a vein of Galen malformation in the brain on March 19. The family, from Burnham, were supported by Great Ormond Street Hospital and they hope to give something back to the service with a fundraiser. The shop wants to help out as much as it can, and pledged to donate ten per cent of its earnings each day be...

FW Inventions Competition 2021: Home-made livestock handling kit Read on for some of our readers’ solutions to easing the job of handling livestock. Graeme and Steven Christie’s sheep-handling device Brothers Graeme and Steven Christie built a simple sheep-handling device to turn lambs on their side at a comfortable working height for tail clipping. The assembly fits to the end of the sheep race and has a guillotine gate at the entrance to ensure one lamb loads at a time. When the animal reaches the front of the crate, a rope is used to pull a clamping frame around it, holding it firmly i...

TruNarrative has launched an identity verification and anti-money laundering product called TruPortal.

A name change for Stowe’s Helen Day Art Center — part of an ongoing rebranding of the organization that includes a new strategic plan and expanded educational offerings — has led to a larger discussion about the history of the woman behind the building’s name and attitudes that in some ways shaped the Stowe community’s past. So, who was Helen Day Montanari? Was she the ahead-of-her-time modern woman as some claim, or an anti-Semite who helped foster hatred and discrimination? The answer may be both. While some say Montanari’s actions — she and her partner ra...