Cllr Bill Revans
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Bill Revans: Celebrating the RNLI volunteers who save lives at sea (opens the original)
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Over recent weeks, there has been a great deal of discussion about the RNLI and the work carried out by its volunteer lifeboat crews, writes Cllr Bill Revans. Amid all the debate, I think it's important to pause for a moment and remember who these volunteers really are. They are not the people making national decisions or setting government policy. They're mechanics who put down their tools when the pager sounds. They're nurses who have already spent a shift caring for others. They're parents le
Bill Revans: RNLI volunteers are there for everyone in danger (opens the original)
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Over recent weeks, there has been a great deal of discussion about the RNLI and the work carried out by its volunteer lifeboat crews, writes Cllr Bill Revans. Amid all the debate, I think it's important to pause for a moment and remember who these volunteers really are. They are not the people making national decisions or setting government policy. They're mechanics who put down their tools when the pager sounds. They're nurses who have already spent a shift caring for others. They're parents le
Bill Revans: Why RNLI volunteers deserve our gratitude (opens the original)
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Over recent weeks, there has been a great deal of discussion about the RNLI and the work carried out by its volunteer lifeboat crews, writes Cllr Bill Revans. Amid all the debate, I think it's important to pause for a moment and remember who these volunteers really are. They are not the people making national decisions or setting government policy. They're mechanics who put down their tools when the pager sounds. They're nurses who have already spent a shift caring for others. They're parents le
Bill Revans: Thanking RNLI volunteers for their lifesaving work (opens the original)
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Over recent weeks, there has been a great deal of discussion about the RNLI and the work carried out by its volunteer lifeboat crews, writes Cllr Bill Revans. Amid all the debate, I think it's important to pause for a moment and remember who these volunteers really are. They are not the people making national decisions or setting government policy. They're mechanics who put down their tools when the pager sounds. They're nurses who have already spent a shift caring for others. They're parents le
Somerset Council leader: Dolly Parton was more than just a singer (opens the original)
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I was speaking to a young Somerset couple who adopted a young baby four years ago and they mentioned how much they appreciated Dolly Parton. Many people in Somerset will remember her triumphant appearance at Glastonbury Festival in 2014, when she attracted one of the largest crowds in the festival's history. Her performance brought together fans of all ages, proving that great music can span generations. But it wasn’t her music they were talking about. Dolly's most remarkable legacy for Somerset
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