Officer killed in WW1 honoured at Hartlepool museum
Adjutant William Avery was a Corps Officer in the town and died after being struck by shrapnel.
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Criminal gangs tighten grip on modern slavery in the UK
New report shows rise in modern slavery victims referred to Salvation Army support.
Mirfield Salvation Army opens health suite for older people
Working with local enterprise Legacy Active Communities the gym will also help tackle isolation.
Writer Susan Hill backs call to fill emergency food banks
The Woman in Black author is backing The Salvation Army’s plea for more donations to its network of food banks.
Salvation Army fears more people will need help across Norfolk this Christmas following delays in Universal Credit payments
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Jim Sheridan MP visits Erskine Salvation Army
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Salvation Army calls for urgent action on rough sleeping crisis
We have a long way to go to help everyone who is without a safe place to shelter tonight and every night.
Guest blog: Honor Salthouse, 'The Oldest Soldier in the World'
Winette Field, Librarian of William Booth College, returns for another guest blog relaying the findings of a collaborative research project into the life of The Salvation Army's 'oldest soldier', Honor Salthouse.
Food pantry gives lifeline to poverty-stricken community
Sally-Ann’s Pantry at our Oldham Roundthorn corps helps local community fight cost-of-living crisis.
Steep rise in modern day slaves forced into crime during pandemic
The number of people rescued from criminal exploitation is up by more than half this year.