Erin Gaskell

England

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Barrow girl turns life around after using vape laced with spice

2 months ago | nwemail.co.uk | Erin Gaskell

The girl, known only as A, was referred to CADAS after experiencing anxiety caused by using a vape laced with spice (Image: Pixabay) A young person in Barrow who experienced panic attacks after being unknowingly given a vape laced with spice has turned her life around. Cumbria Addictions: Advice and Solutions (CADAS), who helped the young girl, is urging parents to learn about the risks that are associated with vaping.
Council cracking down on underage vaping and illegal vapes

2 months ago | nwemail.co.uk | Erin Gaskell

Westmorland and Furness Council is cracking down on businesses selling illegal vapes and selling vape products to minors (Image: Pixabay) A COUNCIL is cracking down on underage vaping and illegal vapes in the marketplace. Data obtained from a Freedom of Information request to Westmorland and Furness Council revealed that in both 2022 and 2023, two businesses in the Barrow area were caught selling vape products that were not compliant with regulations.
Cumbria health boss: Stabilising youth vape rates 'good news'

2 months ago | nwemail.co.uk | Erin Gaskell

Health boss Colin Cox has described stabilising vaping rates among young people as 'extremely good news' (Image: Newsquest.
Cumbrian dad calls for vape ban after daughter resuscitated in theatre

2 months ago | nwemail.co.uk | Erin Gaskell

Mark Blight and his daughters Tazmin and Kyla (Image: Mark Blight) A CUMBRIAN dad hopes to see vapes banned after both of his teenage daughters suffered holes in their lungs, with one of them having to be resuscitated on an operating table. Mark Blight says that Australia has ‘done the right thing’ by making vapes available only to those with a prescription and hopes that the UK will follow suit.
Rugby club holds first-ever 5km Roar run for community

Jan 7, 2025 | elystandard.co.uk | Erin Gaskell

Those who took part in the first 'Tigers 5km Roar' run (Image: Supplied) Around 50 people participated in the first-ever Ely Tigers 5km Roar Race. With Rugby matches cancelled over the weekend due to frozen conditions, the 5k race saw players, coaches, team managers, first aiders, and families from Ely Tigers RFC community taking part in the event. The route went along the A10 path from the Hive towards the BP petrol station and back.
Renfrewshire school recognised for environmental efforts

Jan 7, 2025 | the-gazette.co.uk | Erin Gaskell

A Renfrewshire primary school has been recognised for its environmental efforts. Bishopton Primary School was visited by Keep Scotland Beautiful to celebrate its achievements in the international Eco-Schools programme. The visit was part of the 30th-anniversary celebrations of the Eco-Schools and Young Reporters for the Environment programmes. Keep Scotland Beautiful has hosted an online assembly, live lessons, and set celebration challenges to mark this milestone.
Woman recognised for 'outstanding commitment' to wildlife

Dec 6, 2024 | theargus.co.uk | Erin Gaskell

Ruby Stothard has been recognised for her 'outstanding commitment' to Sussex wildlife and the environment (Image: Charlotte Owen) A woman has been recognised for her 'outstanding commitment' to Sussex wildlife. Ruby Stothard has been announced as the winner of the 2024 David Streeter Wildlife Champion Award. The award is given by the Sussex Wildlife Trust to young people, aged 16-25 years old, who have shown dedication to the county's wildlife and environment.
Consultation launched on Horsham transport improvements

Dec 1, 2024 | theargus.co.uk | Erin Gaskell

The three routes that could be improved are described as 'critical' for accessing Horsham town centre West Sussex County Council is seeking feedback on transport issues from Horsham residents and road users. The public engagement period aims to gather views on possible improvements for two roads and one junction in the town. The council is considering changes to Rusper Road, the A281 Guildford Road, and the B2237 North Parade/Wimblehurst Road junction.
Winter Food Collection comes to Braintree and Witham Tesco stores

Nov 30, 2024 | braintreeandwithamtimes.co.uk | Erin Gaskell

Tesco customers can help those facing hunger and hardship by donating long-life items this week. Braintree and Witham stores are taking part in the 12th annual Tesco Winter Food Collection, with donations going to charities Trussell and FareShare. Both charities anticipate high demand for their services this winter.
Christmas gift appeal as requests for help from struggling families double

Nov 27, 2024 | watfordobserver.co.uk | Erin Gaskell

The Salvation Army is aiming to ensure that no children are left without a present this Christmas (Image: Andrew King Photography) The Salvation Army is appealing for donations in Watford after requests for help from struggling families have doubled this year. In 2023, the Salvation Army provided support for 194 children who would otherwise have gone without a gift on Christmas Day. So far this year they have been asked to support 380 children.