Andrew Swindells' BMW was crashed by Manchester Airport's valet staff after he flew out to the US on a business trip. And, after weeks of his beloved car being left up at the car park, his insurers finally settled with the airport
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Lucy Boswell, the specialist unit lead, said: “We were delighted to hear about the donation from Barratt Homes, and it will really help us to enrich the learning and play experiences of our children.
“We work tirelessly to provide the best resources and experiences for our pupils and to receive a donation like this not only boosts funds but it also boosts morale and spurs us on to do even more!
“Barratt Homes’ Community Fund scheme really does make a huge difference to charities and organisations like ours.
“All the staff, volunteers, families and especially the pupils would like to say a massive thank you to Barratt Homes. We look forward to inviting them in the future to come and see how important the contribution is.”
Pictures of residents houses in St Ives
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A campaign to lift the spirits of people living in St Ives has seen some people leaving their Christmas decorations up for the month of January.
The movement was started by former St Ives Methodist minister Matt Finch, Tim Drye and Phil Pope, who created CALMtown, an organisation that aims to help the mental wellbeing of those in the area.
CALM which stands for (Campaign Against Living Miserably) is an organisation that wants to encourage people to talk about their feelings, if they are struggling.
CALMtown cake
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