Family of motor racing fan killed in street attack raise money for charity which helped them grieve

cancer.Angi Lamb was diagnosed with small cell lung cancer in November after repeatedly being told by her GP that she had a virus.She will never know if those vital missed weeks could have prevented her cancer becoming so advanced but she is certain she would not have suffered a paralysed vocal cord, which affects her speech, if it had been caught earlier.She has had chemotherapy and radiotherapy but the only hope she has of extending her life is with the drug Keytruda.It is not yet licensed for

Poppy Path mural also feature in the book in illustrations by Lisa Williams.In a nod to Sally’s profession, Rosie’s mum is a lawyer and is seen in the book wearing a barrister’s wig and gown in court."My nephew asked if I worked for the Justice League," she said.“I wanted him to see that I sort of do but I wear a different superhero costume.”All profits from the book will be split between the NHS, Royal Manchester Children's Hospital and mental health charity Young Minds - all charities that

Breightmet, at around 10.20pm on Monday, July 13. Witnesses said there were up to 10 police vehicles at the scene.Officers found a 46-year-old man with' life-threatening injuries'.

Perthshire law firm has raised nearly £10,000 for charity this year after taking part in a will writing campaign. Macnabs Solicitors’ lawyers gave up some of their free time to draft hundreds of wills for local people in exchange for a donation to a number of charities.

Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie were both moved by this grandmother’s dedication to her late grandson.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorA new photo and poster effort called Bring Music Home (BMH) has been launched, in an effort to document and raise funds for the hundreds of music venues across the U.S. that have been financially devastated by the coronavirus pandemic.

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hereA police spokesperson said: "At about 10.50am police were called by a member of the public to a report that a man had been assaulted on Hilton Lane in Worsley."Officers attended."

hereThe quiz has been arranged by Manchester Foundation Trust Charity, which fundraises for Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust, to mark the 72nd birthday of the NHS.Entry is £5 and all money raised on the night will be match funded by ANS up to £3,000.John Thomson, a long-time patron of the charity, said: “It’s great to have been asked to support the charity I’m so proud to be a patron of.“I love a quiz myself – I’ve done a few of the celebrity versions of TV quizzes like Pointless and

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Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorAward-winning songwriter Benj Pasek has announced that two songs from “Saturday Night Seder,”  “When You Believe” and “Next Year” — have been released by Ghostlight Records with all proceeds benefitting Jews for Racial and Economic Justice.“Saturday Night Seder” premiered on April 11 on YouTube as a virtual Passover event featuring Jason Alexander, Pamela Adlon, Idina Menzel, Cynthia Erivo, Billy Eichner and a host of other celebrities to help tell the story of

Reformer : “We went for a walk in the park with my grandkids and wee Rosie. “It was a nice sunny day and the children, who are eight, six and four, were all running around with the little pup and playing with her.

A charity which has made more than 38,000 deliveries of critical shopping supplies to older people in West Lothian marked a milestone moment this week.Food Train has a dedicated group of volunteers who make the lives of people aged 65 and over in the region better by ensuring they can eat well and live well.The West Lothian branch, which enjoys great community support, was launched in 2010, with a team controlling local operations - taking customers’ grocery orders, doing their shopping and

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens Detectives probing the incident believe the victim was ambushed when he briefly left a gathering in nearby Houston Court.He was stabbed in the body and was operated on by medics yesterday.A major investigation is now underway to identify the suspects with police scouring CCTV from the area.The street was sealed off as specialist forensic officers carried out a finger tip search.A wooden chair was seen in the middle of the road and a nearby bin