A NEW temporary sculpture celebrating movement and the Salisbury has been installed on High Street. The sculpture celebrates the themes of movement and reflection and incorporates hand-selected stones from Salisbury Cathedral’s works yard. Tim said: “I am keen for the sculpture to be interactive, a place and a platform for the community to reflect on the past, make sense of this moment and to build a better future.” Lovely time lapse of the installation of This Too Will Pass #TTWP by @BruntonMedia. The artwork was commissioned by @salisburybid from artist @timscrace and will remain in #Salisbury s High Street throughout the summer #art#sculpture#installation#timelapse#ACEsupportedpic.twitter.com/WBk9rCun0X Lucy Rouse MCIPR (@lucecannon) May 24, 2021
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Exercises classes in Runcorn and Widnes get lottery cash boost Exercise classes aimed at people over the age of 55 have been given a boost in Runcorn and Widnes ahead of lockdown restrictions easing later this month. Purple Gecko Community has secured £6,300 from The National Lottery Fund which will provide Mature Movers dance and chair-based fitness classes to men and women. Adult exercise classes can restart indoors from Monday, May 17 in line with government guidelines and dance practitioner Samantha Hickey can’t wait to deliver the sessions. She said: “I provide dance and chair-based fitness to music from the 60s, 70s and 80s to anyone over the age of 55.
The Devon Air Ambulance lifts off following a recent incident
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Over the past year, a dedicated army of volunteers across East Devon helped the NHS and ensured the most vulnerable among us could get essential food and medicines to the door.
East Devon’s brilliant charities have played a crucial role delivering the services that thousands locally rely on. When the country locked down, fundraising events and activities all but ceased, posing a strain on finances and a real risk to some charities’ very survival.
In response, the government provided a multi-billion-pound package of coronavirus support which charities and civil society organisations have been able to access to help them continue their vital work – not least the furlough scheme, loans, lockdown grants, and a £750 million targeted support package.