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bbc.co.uk | |Edd Smith
Image source, Reel RecoveryImage caption, The retreat held near Dereham, in Norfolk, will teach 12 men living with cancer how to fly-fishA group which aims to help men with cancer by teaching them fly-fishing is hosting its second weekend retreat in the UK. Reel Recovery started in the US in 2003 and says it has helped more than 4,700 men living with cancer.
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bbc.co.uk | Mariam Issimdar |Edd Smith
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Combatting racism from staff and patients at mental health trust was a "number one priority" says its chairTackling "pockets of racism" in an NHS mental health trust remained a "number one priority", its chair has said. Zoe Billingham, the chair of Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT) based in Norwich, pledged to make changes following findings from a recent staff study.
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bbc.com | |Edd Smith
Archery club started after 2012 Games is UK biggestNeve Gordon-Farleigh & Edd SmithEdd Smith/BBCPeter Hill said archery was becoming "more acceptable and appreciated"A town archery club that started amid the legacy of the London 2012 Olympic Games has grown to become the largest in the UK. Wymondham Archers club in Norfolk began in 2013 and already has more than 350 members, with the youngest archer seven years old and the oldest coming in at 91.
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bbc.co.uk | Edd Smith |
Image source, Edd Smith/BBCImage caption, Reverend Annie Blyth said the Big Issue had found the church through its community coffee morning and was chosen due to its strong community ethosA city church is preparing to pilot a nationwide project which will create an urban garden for growing food in marginalised communities. Launched by The Big Issue, the Big Grow will lay its roots at St George's Church in Colegate in Norwich with five planters made by The Matthew Project.
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2 months ago |
bbc.com | Edd Smith
Food growing scheme launched at city churchEdd SmithNeve Gordon-FarleighEdd Smith/BBCReverend Annie Blyth said the Big Issue had found the church through its community coffee morning and was chosen due to its strong community ethosA city church is preparing to pilot a nationwide project which will create an urban garden for growing food in marginalised communities.
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