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Dover teen to abseil down hospital following successful surgery (opens the original)
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A teenager is preparing to abseil down St Thomas' Hospital following a successful surgery to correct a rare knee condition. Lacey Ward, 18, was diagnosed with miserable malalignment syndrome (MMS) at 14, a condition where the thigh bone rotates inwards but the shin bone rotates outwards, causing chronic knee pain and instability. After three procedures between 2024 and 2026 at Evelina London Children's Hospital, Ward is abseiling 160 ft (48.77m) on Saturday to fundraise for the children's hospit
Maidstone Borough Council tackles potholes using recycled clothes (opens the original)
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Old clothes are being used to repair potholes as part of a new trial. Run by Maidstone Borough Council and sustainable materials company Recool, the trial is testing a pothole repair material made from recycled textile waste in Mote Park and Penenden Heath. Rachel Rodwell, cabinet member for climate transition and nature recovery, said the effects of fast fashion were being turned into an opportunity. "We're exploring a practical solution that could reduce waste, cut carbon emissions and support
Tunbridge Wells teenager honoured at award show by Prince Harry (opens the original)
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A Kent schoolboy with a rare genetic condition has been honoured by Prince Harry with a national award for his efforts to improve disabled children's lives. The WellChild Awards, running for the 21st year, celebrate the achievements of seriously ill children, young people and their carers. George, who has spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) Type 2, has campaigned and protested alongside the SMA community for greater inclusion and accessibility, helping to shape NHS decision-making. "I am incredibly pr
Elstead reserve in Surrey sees 30 endangered water voles released (opens the original)
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Surrey Wildlife Trust has introduced 30 nationally-endangered water voles to a nature reserve near Elstead. The release on the River Wey comes following a "successful" release on the upper river. The water voles are being introduced downstream on 10 sites between Frensham and Elstead, the wildlife trust said. James Herd, director of reserves management at the trust, said: "As we work towards the restoration of natural ecosystems and landscapes county wide, I hope this release is one of many rein
White-tailed eagle chicks fledge again amid reintroduction project (opens the original)
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White-tailed eagle chicks have successfully fledged from wild nests in England for the fourth consecutive year. Two out of five pairs of eagles released by a reintroduction project successfully bred and raised young with one chick fledging from a nest in Dorset and two more in Sussex. The project, run by Forestry England and the Roy Dennis Wildlife Foundation, aims to return the species to England. Nine birds have been born in the wild since it began in 2019. "This year's breeding success is ano
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