Kalpana Boodhoo
Journalist and Co-Presenter, When Are You Having Kids? at BBC Radio Hereford & Worcester
Half Mauritian 🇲🇺 Half Sri Lankan 🇱🇰 Herefordian 🍏 Brum 🦬 BBC Journo🎙️Co presenter of When Are You Having Kids? 🤰🏾 @bbchw 📻[email protected]
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2 months ago |
bbc.co.uk | Gavin Kermack |Kalpana Boodhoo
Image caption, The Roaming Birth Tribe was founded by Cheryl Griffin and Abbie IngA new walking group for expectant mothers and their families has been launched, with the aim of creating a safe environment to meet other mums-to-be. The Roaming Birth Tribe meets twice a month, strolling through different parts of Worcestershire each time. It was founded by Abbie Ing, an antenatal and hypnobirthing educator from Malvern, and Cheryl Griffin, a birth and post-natal doula.
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Feb 8, 2025 |
bbc.com | Kalpana Boodhoo
Dancers share ballet company life as tour beginsKalpana BoodhooTanya GuptaAmelia Thompson performing in Black Sabbath: The BalletAudiences will soon be stepping into the magical world of Cinderella when a production by Birmingham Royal Ballet goes on tour.
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Oct 25, 2024 |
yahoo.com | Shehnaz Khan |Kalpana Boodhoo
Sterling Riegel, Alex Alcott, Mark Thomas, Noah Dixon and Conor Rabone all work at Thomas Brothers in Redditch [BBC]A group of young staff at a Worcestershire funeral directors have said the work is "rewarding" and helps to overcome an outdated view of the industry. At Thomas Brothers in Redditch, a majority of operatives responsible for arranging services are aged in their 20s and 30s.
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Oct 10, 2024 |
yahoo.com | Shehnaz Khan |Kalpana Boodhoo
Diglis Locks in Worcester was opened on 9 October 1844 [BBC]Generate Key TakeawaysPeople have been urged to share their memories of historic canal locks as a charity celebrates the 180 years they have been in operation. The Diglis Locks, in Worcester, opened on 9 October 1844 and played a focal part in the city's burgeoning marine trade. The Canal and River Trust (CRT), which now helps manage England's waterways, is collecting memories as part of the Diglis Island Oral History project.
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Jul 7, 2024 |
yahoo.com | Chloe Hughes |Kalpana Boodhoo
Chloe Hughes - BBC News, West Midlands and Kalpana Boodhoo - BBC Hereford and WorcesterJuly 7, 2024 at 4:03 AM·2 min readA woman says after she reached a "breaking point" in her life, an outdoor course run by a charity changed her life . Ruth Trinder, 37, from Hereford, said she turned to the group in Shropshire after experiencing grief, the breakdown of her marriage and going through surgical menopause.
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