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The Salvation Army magazine, Kids Alive! marks 140-year anniversary and stakes its claim to beat the Beano with comic strip head start.

Hundreds gathered at Hadleigh Farm at a special event to mark Norman and Margaret Ord’s retirement and combined 70 years of service.

Ollie Kidd is going to skydive for The Salvation Army as a thank you for supporting his family throughout the pandemic.

‘Major Pat’ restarted the Army’s work in Whitby in 1992 and retires after 53 years’ ministry.

Salvation Army officers are providing support in the community after the shooting in Plymouth.

The Salvation Army and The Papworth Trust found a new home for Chloe who had been living in a caravan overrun with mice.

Our Elderly People’s Day Care Service in Sudbury celebrated its 20th anniversary recently.

Harry Woods, who’s been appointed community manager, will be leading our projects in the town.

Residents showed off their skills preparing for The Partnership Trophy.

Coventry Building Society scheme brings city's game to the Youell Court living room

The Salvation Army is calling for the voice of slavery survivors to be central in Border Bill debate.

Our officers gave out more than 500 bottles of water in one day last month and provided shade where people could sit and rest.

Salvation Army leaders delivered afternoon tea to volunteers to thank them for their efforts throughout the pandemic.

New figures showing a drop in rough sleeping may not show full picture.

Volunteers are preparing up to 20 sacks of donated uniforms a week ahead of new term.

Salvation Army warns more communities globally at risk from human traffickers due to COVID.

Children are taking part in the 140 challenge to mark 140 years of Kids Alive!

Town church leaders want to introduce new scheme to provide food and other support for clients struggling to make ends meet.

Football teams from Lifehouses across the Midlands and south took part in a regional play-off.

Long term solutions are needed in order to build on the gains made by Everyone In