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- Sep 23, 2026
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- Sep 22, 2026
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Thames Water receives almost 10,000 applications for apprenticeships (opens the original)
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Thames Water has welcomed its latest cohort of apprentices after receiving a record almost 10,000 applications for 145 roles. The apprenticeships, part of the company’s 2026 programme, span a range of fields including engineering, finance, data, communications, project management, and repair and maintenance. Karima Khandker, director of resourcing, skills, learning and EDI at Thames Water, said: "We’re delighted to welcome our new apprentices this September following an incredible response to ou
Aldi stores in Wiltshire donate meals to good causes over summer holidays (opens the original)
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Aldi stores in Wiltshire have donated 30,500 meals to good causes during the school summer holidays. The meals were distributed to charities, food banks and community organisations as part of Aldi’s wider effort to tackle food waste and support people in need. Luke Emery, national sustainability director at Aldi UK, said: "There’s no reason for good food to go to waste when it can be put to use by organisations supporting their local communities. "Our stores redistribute surplus food throughout
World premiere light installation marks Dorothy House Hospice's 50th anniversary (opens the original)
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Dorothy House Hospice is preparing for a busy autumn with a range of events. Kicking off the season is FixFest, a family-friendly festival promoting sustainable living, taking place on October 10, at the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution. The event, organised in partnership with Share and Repair, will feature hands-on workshops, repair sessions, inspiring talks, and creative activities from 10am to 4pm. Attendees can prebook workshops or simply turn up on the day, with many activiti
Church to unveil life-sized Jack and the Beanstalk display for harvest festival (opens the original)
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A church is gearing up for a harvest festival celebration. St Mary's Church in Steeple Ashton will host the service on Sunday, September 27, at 6.30pm. The church's 'flower ladies' are also preparing a life-sized Jack and the Beanstalk display for the occasion. The display will be revealed during an open evening on Friday, September 25, and will remain on display for the festival service. Donations of tinned and packet foods will be collected for Melksham Foodbank as part of the Harvest Festival
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