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BBCNEWS Breakfast October 21, 2020 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Breakfast October 21, 2020

The restrictions are coming from friday and the mayor andy burnham has warned that might mean a winter of real hardship for people but some of real hardship for people but some of the regions conservative mps have accused him of putting his ego before the interests of local people. Were going behind the scenes at one of yours bigger specialist cancer hospitals. We are meeting the staff, the patients and families fighting cancer in these strange days of covid. Special delivery from the royal mail. The company will begin collecting letters and parcels from homes. Itll cost you up to 72p could it...

Turning furry friends into 'Silly Pet Portraits' - Vimarsana News

Turning furry friends into 'Silly Pet Portraits'

"Everyone loves their pets," said Cyd Ruork, a Granville junior.

Hercule Van Wolfwinkle: 'Rubbish' pet artist raises £300,000 for charity - Vimarsana News

Hercule Van Wolfwinkle: 'Rubbish' pet artist raises £300,000 for charity

Phil Heckels, from Worthing, is now a full-time artist and fundraiser.

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JustGiving Fundraiser of the Year 2022, pet portrait artist Hercule Van Wolfwinkle, raises £10,000 with Portrait Marathon - Vimarsana News

JustGiving Fundraiser of the Year 2022, pet portrait artist Hercule Van Wolfwinkle, raises £10,000 with Portrait Marathon

Pet portrait artist Hercule Van Wolfwinkle has raised £10,000 for charity with a marathon that saw him draw 27 of his renowned 'rubbish' pictures en route.

Herculean effort by artist supported by the late Paul O'Grady as he takes on 26-mile 'rubbish' pet portrait marathon - Vimarsana News

Herculean effort by artist supported by the late Paul O'Grady as he takes on 26-mile 'rubbish' pet portrait marathon

Renowned 'rubbish' pet portrait artist Hercule Van Wolfwinkle, who counts the late Paul O'Grady among his clients, is going on a Portrait Marathon from Worthing to Brighton to raise money for charity.