Aimee Dexter

1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | Aimee Dexter |Peter Walker

A Labour MP has contacted government secretaries of state and ministers over the limited number of tickets being sold for the National League play-off final next month. Southend United said it expected 30,000 of its fans to want tickets for the game against Oldham Athletic at Wembley on 1 June, but had been told it could only sell 17,500 due to safety concerns. AdvertisementNo trains are due to stop at Wembley Park station on the day of the match because of planned engineering work.

2 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Aimee Dexter |Peter Walker

Image source, PA MediaImage caption, Planned engineering works at Wembley Park will clash with the National League play-off finalA Labour MP has contacted government secretaries of state and ministers over the limited number of tickets being sold for the National League play-off final next month. Southend United said it expected 30,000 of its fans to want tickets for the match against Oldham Athletic on 1 June, but Wembley Stadium has capped the allocation at 20,000 for both clubs.

2 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Aimee Dexter |Amelia Reynolds

Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Julia Bradbury, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2021, said the recent study by the University of Cambridge "could not come soon enough"Television presenter Julia Bradbury has said a new study which concluded women with very dense breasts should be offered additional scans "could not come soon enough". The 54-year-old, who was best known for presenting BBC One's Countryfile, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2021 after a year and a half of tests.

2 weeks ago | bbc.com | Kate Bradbrook |Aimee Dexter

'No pain like losing a child,' says knife activistKate Bradbrook & Aimee DexterBBC News, NorthamptonshireLaura Coffey/BBCCheri Curran said the campaign showed how carrying a knife "can change everything"A woman whose teenage son was stabbed to death said there was "no pain like losing your child" as she launched an anti-knife crime campaign. His mother, Cheri Curran, said a video made to deter young people from carrying a knife showed the "forever pain" felt by families.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kate Bradbrook |Aimee Dexter

A woman whose teenage son was stabbed to death said there was "no pain like losing your child" as she launched an anti-knife crime campaign. Louis-Ryan Menezes, 17, was killed in Northampton on 25 May 2018. His mother, Cheri Curran, said a video made to deter young people from carrying a knife showed the "forever pain" felt by families. It premiered at Northampton Museum on Wednesday after being developed during workshops held across the county.