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Gloucester blood cancer patient praises free counselling service (opens the original)
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A woman living with blood cancer said a free counselling service helped her and her family cope by giving them the chance to bring "dark feelings out into the light". Emma Tom, from Chalford in Gloucestershire, began sessions with Linc, a blood cancer charity based in Gloucester, after her diagnosis three years ago. The charity was previously based in Gloucestershire Royal Hospital and Cheltenham General Hospital, but has now expanded its services to the community with the guarantee of no wait t
Sarah Fisher, animal welfare advocate, died of thyroid cancer - inquest (opens the original)
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The family of an animal welfare advocate who died three months after being diagnosed with thyroid cancer described her as embodying "the very essence of what it means to thrive", at an inquest into her death. Sarah Fisher, who ran the Tilley Farm sanctuary for rescued horses, ponies and donkeys, lived in Bath with her partner, the late actor Anthony Head - famous for Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Little Britain. The 61-year-old died at home surrounded by her family on 23 December, after undergoin
Jury discharged in Boris Johnson wedding plot trial (opens the original)
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A jury has been discharged after failing to reach a verdict in the trial of a man accused of plotting to disrupt Boris Johnson's wedding reception. Tim Speers, 41, allegedly carried spray paint and superglue to the Doylesford Estate in Gloucestershire on 29 July 2022, on the eve of the former prime minister and Carrie Johnson's wedding reception. Speers, from Bude, Cornwall, denied having items with intent to cause criminal damage and said he abandoned the idea to spray "Palestine" on the lawn b
Man shares secrets behind growing vegetables that are taller than kids (opens the original)
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A man who grows vegetables that are taller than children and as heavy as babies has said his hobby is "like a sport". Aniket Sardana, a veterinary surgeon who lives in Bristol, said he became "fascinated" by gardening when he was seven and opted to buy seed packets instead of sweets during his childhood. A meeting with a world record-breaking giant vegetable grower in 2020 inspired him to start growing colossal crops, including a 1.46m (4.79ft) carrot, a 1.38kg (3.04lb) aubergine and a 65.8cm (2
Devizes family keeping their dog's memory alive with Harvey Rocks (opens the original)
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A grieving family's creative project to keep the memory of their beloved dog alive is going global. The Simpkins family, from Devizes in Wiltshire, lost their 13-year-old Australian Kelpie, Harvey, in August. To cope with their grief, they started painting rocks and hiding them in the town and surrounding areas for people to find. Anybody who finds a rock is asked to post it on Harvey Rocks Facebook page, before hiding it again for somebody else. Some of the rocks found in Devizes have been take
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