Cat Thompson

5 days ago | harboroughmail.co.uk | Cat Thompson

A seven-year-old stall holder from Market Harborough has already saved up £2,000 towards his future home. Budding entrepreneur Archie has begun saving for his own home by reselling popular toys on his very own stall at Harborough Market. He makes between £100 and £250 from his monthly venture. The youngster explained he was six when he made the decision to start saving for a home.

1 month ago | experiencelife.lifetime.life | Jon Spayde |Jessie Sholl |Cat Thompson

Secrets are powerful. You might feel energized while keeping news of an upcoming proposal or promotion under wraps. But if you’re holding on to a heavy secret about yourself — a distressing diagnosis, a violation of someone’s trust, a legal issue — it can lead to rumination, loneliness, and worry. Revealing your secret to someone else can provide relief as well as build intimacy and trust between you and the person you share it with.

1 month ago | harboroughmail.co.uk | Cat Thompson

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowFrom bungee jumping to quad biking around Europe, a former Lutterworth rugby player has reflected on his life 40 years after a serious accident. Andy Bell was told he would never walk again after a serious sports incident in 1985 left him paralysed from the neck down. The then 24-year-old was unable to move for three months before he began gradually getting some movement back.

1 month ago | warwickshireworld.com | Cat Thompson

A bull fostered by an animal sanctuary near Warwick has achieved national and worldwide fame thanks to a children's book detailing his rescue. Nero the bull, who was initially taken in by Farm Animal Rescue Sanctuary (FARS), which is in Wolverton, was rescued five years ago from a petting farm by a group of people including author and actress Jodie Barchha-Lang.

1 month ago | msn.com | Cat Thompson

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