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Stroud parents find support & friendship at new Salvation Army toddler group.

A 200-year-old law that The Salvation Army has long campaigned against is to be abolished.

Plans for more social housing and free school meals welcome but more action needed.

Major Andrew Jarrold was honoured with a celebration at the Ipswich Priory Centre.

The group take part in crafts, games and share in conversation and worship.

Divisional Envoy Billy Cowgill was chosen to receive Maundy Money from the Monarch.

Welling Salvation Army was recognised by royalty for its efforts to support people on a low income.

The food bank and charity shop provides food, toiletries, clothing and electrical items.

The classes form part of the church and charity’s Early Intervention and Prevention Project.

A community garden has been launched at our church in Strood.

Teacake tycoon recognised for more than 30 years of practical and professional support.

Leaders say local families with young children need a low cost educational space in the afternoons.

The ERV was on hand to support people evacuated to a rescue centre in Sunderland after a power cut.

Many fear an extra £100 expense would leave them unable to pay their rent or mortgage.

Chaplain for Charter Row Lifehouse will compere wrestling event which combines sport and faith.

Reading’s International Day brings flavours, stories & unity to Lower Earley on 7 June

New Baby Bank provides essentials like nappies and formula to struggling families, relying on community donations.

Rescue ponies in Forest of Dean help troubled youth heal through nature and equine therapy

Some staff and residents will be travelling to the iconic stadium to cheer on the Black Cats.

The Salvation Army and engineering firm Amey give pupils hands-on skills with work placement scheme.