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Barnet Council Updates:

Barnet Council Updates:

Barnet Council Updates: Info taken from the Barnet First eNewsletter. To subscribe please follow this link: https://confirmsubscription.com/h/d/5F2C3F671980F1B1 Community skip service dates Barnet's community skip service now runs 48 weeks a year and operates at...

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North London Life

North London Life

Share Your Story with Us! Do you have a unique hobby, an inspiring tale, or a glimpse into local life that you’d love to share? We’re looking for contributions from our wonderful community to feature in the magazine. Whether it’s a creative passion, a cherished...

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LIFE WITH ANGELMAN SYNDROME

LIFE WITH ANGELMAN SYNDROME

  Why do families living with rare conditions like Angelman syndrome need our support? DID YOU KNOW? Angelman syndrome occurs in only 1 in 15,000 births. There are 7000 different rare conditions. And 3.5 million people in the UK living with them. People living...

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Royal Free Charity

Royal Free Charity

Hit the ground running and take on a new challenge this year Sign up to a challenge event Thanks to our wonderful community taking part in different challenge events in 2024, an astonishing £146,000 was raised to benefit patients and staff across our hospitals....

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March is Brain Tumour Awareness Month

March is Brain Tumour Awareness Month

Take a Daily Stroll in Marchand Save Some Lives DID YOU KNOW: Brain cancers kill more people under 40 than any other form of cancer in the UK. DID YOU KNOW: Of all the funding provided by the Government for cancer research, just 1% goes towards research into brain...

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When Crouch End was nearly on the Tube

When Crouch End was nearly on the Tube

When Crouch End was nearly on the Tube By JOHN DEEKS The development of Crouch End as we know it today happened in the late Victorian era. and the early 1900s. It happened because of one important factor, which was the Railway. The growing numbers of the middle...

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