Andrew Hirst
Reporter at The Shetland Times
Reporter for The Shetland Times @shetlandtimes, formerly Archant's investigations unit for @EADT24 and @ipswichstar24
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1 month ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | Andrew Hirst
A West Yorkshire charity which is doing vital work regionally and nationally is holding a fundraising ball … and early bird prices for the event are available until the end of March. Calderdale-based My Mito Mission provides awareness, support and promotes research into mitochondrial disease while fundraising for all three. Mitochondrial disease is a complex, life-limiting condition with no known treatment or cure although research is ongoing, thanks to My Mito Mission and others.
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1 month ago |
halifaxcourier.co.uk | Andrew Hirst
Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowA Elland-based charity which is doing vital work regionally and nationally is holding a fundraising ball … and early bird prices for the event are available until the end of March. My Mito Mission provides awareness, support and promotes research into mitochondrial disease while fundraising for all three.
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1 month ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | Andrew Hirst
Strength is in numbers and the same goes for fundraising which is why a charity has set up a scheme to encourage 1,000 people and businesses to donate regularly. My Mito Mission has established Project 1000 Strong and its first corporate sign-up is the company which sells iconic coffee machines throughout the UK. The charity operates nationwide but is based in Elland, West Yorkshire, very near to the headquarters for coffee company Gaggia UK.
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2 months ago |
bristolworld.com | Andrew Hirst
Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowA community is rallying round to save one of Wiltshire’s best-known pubs and aims to sell shares soon to buy and renovate it. The picturesque Ivy Inn at Heddington has been closed for months after current owners Wadworth Brewery put it up for sale in May 2024.
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2 months ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | Andrew Hirst
A Yorkshire coffee company decided to put artificial intelligence through its paces by asking its customers to test it ‘robustly.’It wanted to make sure the answers were accurate and the results certainly surprised them with well over 2,000 questions pouring in. Gaggia UK, based in Elland near Halifax, has already been shortlisted for a major customer care award and wanted to add AI to the many ways it helps its customers and followers … but asked them to help give it a thorough going over.
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