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Our Readers’ Survey showed strong interest in local volunteering. This feature, in print and online aims to connect volunteers with local organisations needing an extra pair of hands. Royston & District Community Transport (RDCT) provides transport for people who are unable to drive or use public transport, helping them reach vital medical appointments and day
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Local runner’s marathon raises vital funds for North Herts charity, Citizens Advice North Hertfordshire. Citizens Advice North Hertfordshire is celebrating the incredible achievement of Clifford Smith, who completed the London Marathon in support of our charity. Cliff ran 26.2 miles through London on Sunday 26th April, finishing in 4 hours and 44 minutes despite the
Citizens Advice is looking for a volunteer to join us as a Community Information Assistant in South Cambridgeshire, supporting outreach across Melbourn, Bassingbourn and Meldreth. You’ll also attend regular sessions at our Royston office to meet the wider team and keep skills and knowledge up to date and be one of the first friendly faces
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Worried about losing power in stormy weather? A bit of planning can make things feel more manageable. If you have a power cut, your electricity network operator (not your energy supplier) is responsible for restoring the electricity. The network operator owns and repairs the local cables and equipment. Call 105 to report a cut or stay updated - it’s free and will connect you
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Citizens Advice is looking for a volunteer to join the team as Community Information Assistant in South Cambridgeshire, supporting outreach across Melbourn, Bassingbourn and Meldreth. You’ll also attend regular sessions at the Royston office to meet the wider team and keep skills and knowledge up to date. You’ll be one of the first friendly faces
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Friendship can change lives – including yours! By giving just one hour a week, you could make a powerful difference to an older person who is feeling lonely. A regular visit offers far more than company. It creates friendship, connection and something to look forward to each week. Moments shared over cup of tea, a
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Many of us have signed up to gym memberships, streaming apps or “free trials” that quietly turned into monthly payments. Those forgotten subscriptions can really add up. At Citizens Advice North Herts (CANH), we’re urging residents to check their bank statements and take control of “continuous payments.” When you give a company permission to
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As a Community Engagement Volunteer with SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity you will support your local Armed Forces community – one conversation at a time. Are you passionate about making a difference? Do you enjoy meeting new people, organising events, or simply spreading the word about a great cause? To find out more, visit:
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To find out more contact: Princess on 07828 784 688 or email princesshabi25@gmail.com
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For further details, please contact Carole 07748 236 216 – pebbles1724@outlook.com
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It’s important to keep a close eye on where your money goes. One area that quietly eats into many people’s budgets is subscriptions. From streaming services and music platforms to app memberships and online deliveries, these costs can quickly pile up without you noticing. Subscriptions have become increasingly popular, but also increasingly expensive. A recent
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