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Campaign raises awareness of payments for kinship carers (opens the original)
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A new campaign has launched to raise awareness of financial support available for people looking after someone elseâs child. Wiltshire Council is highlighting its Kinship Zones pilot, which Wiltshire is delivering as one of seven local authorities selected by the Department for Education. It could entitle eligible kinship carers to non-means-tested weekly payments of between £176 and £267, depending on the childâs age. Kinship carers include grandparents, aunts, uncles, adult siblings, oth
New podcast explores Stroudâs wildlife havens and valleys (opens the original)
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A new podcast is taking listeners on a journey through the wildlife havens of Stroud. Stroudâs Wild Valleys, created by former BBC radio producer and conservation volunteer Al Booth, takes listeners on an audio journey through wildlife sites in and around the area. The series highlights the work of Stroud Valleys Project (SVP), an environmental charity focused on protecting and enhancing green spaces with the help of volunteers. Listeners are invited to explore Stroudâs nature reserves, rive
School praised by Ofsted for “warmth” and high expectations (opens the original)
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A Gloucestershire school has been praised by Ofsted for its strong culture and high expectations. Maidenhill School in Stonehouse met the Expected Standard in every area under Ofsted’s new and tougher inspection framework, with full compliance in safeguarding. Andy Hunter, headteacher, said: "Ofsted has recognised the warmth, care and high expectations that define Maidenhill. "We are especially proud that inspectors saw a school where pupils feel safe, valued and supported, and where staff are d
Swindon Shuffle hailed an 'amazing' success after challenging year (opens the original)
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The 20th Swindon Shuffle was hailed 'a week of amazing music' despite the challenges. The music festival, which ended last week, celebrated local talent amid 'tough economic times' and decreasing live music audiences. Organiser Ed said it was 'perhaps the hardest to make happen' due to team changes and external pressures but said the team were 'really proud' of the outcome. The festival, spread across various venues in Swindon, including The Beehive, The Castle, The Hop Inn, The Pulpit, The Vict
Children deliver dog mess message with creative posters (opens the original)
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Wiltshire children have turned their frustration with dog mess into colourful posters promoting responsible dog ownership. The Leave Only Pawprints competition, run by Wiltshire Council, invited children aged four to 14 to design posters reminding dog owners to pick up after their pets. Organised by the council’s Dog Warden team, the contest returned for a second year following the success of last year's competition. This year, 78 entries were submitted, featuring everything from cartoon dogs to
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