Blind Chief Exec of London charity for blind children set to climb the O2 as part of campaign to raise £24,000 in 24 hours
Dr Tom Pey, Chief Executive of the Royal London Society for Blind People is set to scale the roof of the O2 in a bid to raise money for specialist... read more
22.07.2013 • By The Royal London Society for Blind People
Berkshire man completed difficult La Marmotte challenge raising over £1400 for pancreatic cancer charity
Simon Scholfield from Wraysbury near Windsor took part in one of the world’s most gruelling cycling and sporting challenges on Saturday 6th July... read more
18.07.2013 • By Pancreatic Cancer Action
Charity launches government e-petition to address UK pet rabbit welfare crisis
Animal rescue charity Camp Nibble is urging the government to introduce a code of practice for the welfare of domestic rabbits. The charity based... read more
22.07.2013 • By Camp Nibble
Unstoppable North Somerset mum raises over £1400 for pancreatic cancer charity
Energetic Isabelle Pearcey, a full-time mum from North Somerset, has raised over £1400 for Pancreatic Cancer Action undertaking a variety of... read more
19.07.2013 • By Pancreatic Cancer Action
Moss Side 'Fixers' speak to Manchester Police Commissioner to call for fair treatment for black youths
A group of young men from Moss Side have launched a campaign to overcome negative stereotypes of youths who live in the area. As part of their... read more
11.07.2013 • By Fixers
La Dominion Acquisitions: 2014 International Festival for Business Aims to Drive SME Growth
Outsourced sales and marketing firm, La Dominion Acquisitions , claim the 2014 International Festival for Business will help drive SME growth.... read more
09.07.2013 • By La Dominion Acquisitions
Sunfield Children’s Homes appoints new chief executive
Sunfield Children’s Homes, a National UK Charity and independent residential special school and children’s home in Stourbridge have appointed a new... read more
03.07.2013 • By Sunfield Childrens Homes Limited
Impact Art Fair at Block 336, Brixton
Two years ago Annie Morgan’s life looked pretty straight forward – a home, ageing parents, a beloved daughter, a job as a TV producer. However,... read more
02.07.2013 • By Creative Future
Disabled equality campaigners refused entry to gay Glasgow nightclub
Civil partners Robert and Nathan Gale attended the Scottish Charity awards and won an award for their work on the Marriage Equality campaign before... read more
17.06.2013 • By LGBT Network
Listen to my tragic story to understand the plight of asylum seekers
A Swindon-based Fixer who had to flee his country for his life aged seven after he was orphaned in violence that wiped out his entire village is... read more
04.06.2013 • By Fixers
Devon teens on a mission to halt ‘disposable fashion’ trend
A pair of Torbay Fixers are urging others to feed their fashion senses by re-cycling clothes rather than chucking them away. Working with... read more
04.06.2013 • By Fixers
‘Go back to where you came from.’ What if you can’t?
Two Canterbury based Fixers feel asylum seekers are misunderstood and more should be done to welcome them into society. Oscar Leitner, 16 and... read more
03.06.2013 • By Fixers
Don’t let your life be ruined by seeking five minutes of teenage internet ‘fame’
A Harrogate Fixer is warning other teenagers about the dangers of following the trend of posting provocative pictures of themselves online. Jade... read more
03.06.2013 • By Fixers
Outstanding early years care for vision impaired toddlers comes to Stratford
Parents with young children are warmly welcomed to join the RLSB at its new Parents & Toddlers group at the Chandos East Centre in Stratford on... read more
31.05.2013 • By The Royal London Society for Blind People
Law Student Experiences Homophobia by Senior Lincolnshire Police Officer
Reece Wilkes a 20 year old University of Lincoln Law Student applied to Lincolnshire Police as Special Constable and was shocked by the... read more
29.05.2013 • By LGBT Network
The Blurt Foundation’s online shop opens for business
The Blurt Foundation CIC is proud to announce that their online shop is now open for business. Proceeds from the shop, which can be found on the... read more
10.05.2013 • By The Blurt Foundation CIC
Cycling from Lands End to John O’Groats for Sunfield
On 6th July 2013, Debbie Pearce, who works at a National UK Charity and independent residential special school and children’s home in Stourbridge... read more
09.05.2013 • By Sunfield Childrens Homes Limited
Give it Away celebrates £1 million donated to Charity with a party!
Give it Away Celebrates the £1million donated at the St. James Club! It’s finally arrived, the time to celebrate the £1 million give away from... read more
29.04.2013 • By Give it Away Ltd
Big Focus on the Music for Tockwith Beer Festival 2013
Fossil Collective have been announced as the headliner for Tockwith Beer Festival 2013, which takes place on Saturday 18th May 2013 near... read more
18.04.2013 • By Tockwith Festivals
Media agency gives away £10,000 worth of marketing services to raise funds for the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign.
Preston-based media agency, 2am, mark their 10th anniversary under managing director Peter Stubbs by launching their competition, 10for10. The... read more
15.04.2013 • By 2am
Outdoor Summer Music Concert in Cheshire
EARLY BIRD TICKETS AVAILABLE APRIL ONLY! BOOK NOW TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT Live in the Park at Arley Hall and Gardens Saturday 6th July 2013... read more
13.04.2013 • By Neuromuscular Centre
Youth sight loss charity CEO slams controversial Bedroom Tax
And calls on London mayor to establish business-backed relief fund to stop vulnerable young people being “sacrificed on the altar of financial... read more
09.04.2013 • By The Royal London Society for Blind People
Campaign to smash human trafficking in Sheffield
Campaign to smash human trafficking in Sheffield A Sheffield ‘Fixer’ is campaigning to expose the plight of women who have been trafficked into... read more
08.04.2013 • By Fixers
North Cornwall teenager uses family tragedy to help the young bereaved
A North Cornwall Fixer who lost her brother to leukaemia is using her tragic experience to help bereaved schoolchildren. Jasmine Crayton, 17,... read more
04.04.2013 • By Fixers
Girls spend two hours getting ready and boys drink protein shakes to look good for school in Peebles.
A group of 16 and 17 year-old Fixers in Peebles are on a mission to persuade younger pupils at their school not to obsess about their looks. The... read more
04.04.2013 • By Fixers
SUNFIELD SPECIAL SCHOOL SHINES BRIGHT FOR OFSTED
An independent residential special school and children’s home in Stourbridge has been deemed ‘outstanding’ following a recent Ofsted inspection.... read more
03.04.2013 • By Sunfield Childrens Homes Limited
TOP CUSTOMER SERVICE STANDARD AWARDED TO CRICKLEWOOD HOMELESS CONCERN
Cricklewood Homeless Concern has become the latest organisation of its kind to achieve recognition for its customer service through the external... read more
21.03.2013 • By CHC
AUSTRALIAN PIONEER HONOURED FOR PHILANTHROPIC WORK
The Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics is delighted to announce Australian philanthropic pioneer, Philip Wollen as its seventh Honorary Fellow. The... read more
20.03.2013 • By Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics
Australian pioneer honoured for philanthropic work
The Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics is delighted to announce Australian philanthropic pioneer, Philip Wollen as its seventh Honorary Fellow. The... read more
18.03.2013 • By Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics
Alot of people doubted me, but look at me now.
A one-time boxing club is turning around young lives in York. As a new film by Inspired Youth documents its work, director Kev Curran talks to the... read more
14.03.2013 • By The Jack Raine Community Foundation
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