Laura May McMullan
Reporter at BBC
Proud mummy to Evie-May and proud to be a journalist for BBC Midlands Today @bbcmtd Raising awareness about skin cancer #melanoma @Skcin Ambassador. My views
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Laura May McMullan
Hundreds of children from Wolverhampton have been hearing the stories of people who have been involved in gangs and knife crime. The 10 to 16-year-olds also heard from Nikita Kanda, the sister of Ronana Kanda, a 16-year-old murdered in 2022 in a case of mistaken identity.
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Laura May McMullan
Laura May McMullanBBC Midlands TodayHundreds of children from Wolverhampton have been hearing the stories of people who have been involved in gangs and knife crime. The 10 to 16-year-olds also heard from Nikita Kanda, the sister of Ronana Kanda, a 16-year-old murdered in 2022 in a case of mistaken identity.
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Laura May McMullan
'Lunch club gives me something to look forward to'Laura May McMullanAlex McIntyreBBCNancy Longshaw, 96, said she looked forward to the lunch club organised by Bentilee VolunteersA volunteer-run hub, which provides lunches, a youth club and furniture, has called for more residents to use it. Bentilee Volunteers in Stoke-on-Trent has been going for 38 years with users and clients praising its services.
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2 months ago |
aol.com | Richard Price |Laura May McMullan
A mum from Staffordshire has thanked the medical team who saved her and her baby daughter's lives after she went into cardiac arrest while 37 weeks pregnant. Natasha's heart stopped for a total of 14 minutes after she collapsed in A&E at the Royal Stoke hospital in December - after experiencing difficulty breathing, chest pains and a persistent cough. A 30-strong team had to do CPR on her, and also carry out a Caesarean section to help her give birth at the same time.
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2 months ago |
bbc.com | Laura May McMullan
Charities' delight at share of foundation's £180kLaura McMullanBBCLucy Wells, from Worcestershire Community Foundation, said their organisation wanted to see smaller charities thriveDozens of charity and community groups who have been given a share of £180,000 by a foundation say they would struggle without the cash. They include Worcester Snoezelen, which has provided activities for more than 30 years for people with learning disabilities and additional needs.
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Great article @PaulWilliams207 and as you say - one of a kind! I’m sure a Great Pottery Throwdown exhibition would hugely boost visitor numbers to the city! I’m all for that! #loveStoke
As it’s #PotteryThrowDown Sunday, a reminder this is ‘the only programme of its particular type rooted in a specific place and culture: in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, the home of British ceramics production since the 18th century.’ It’s time to put their pottery on show here! https://t.co/qogDROS05w
RT @LeeFrostsCOL: Great to see @BBCNews sharing my macro images. 🪲🐛📷 https://t.co/lJu87k8Jsd
Check out the incredible work of bug photographer @LeeFrostsCOL He’s an amateur photographer who’s recently been crowned the country’s top macro photographer out of thousands of entrants @GBPhotoAwards 1830 BBC1 tonight @bbcmtd @BBCCountryfile @BBCNews @BBCNewsround https://t.co/VegXhDLqJO
