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  staff at bonmarche eden centre high wycombe are holding a raffle over the next two weeks to raise funds for macmillian cancer care get 5 tickets for a pound the prize is a teatime hamper come along
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  From the Tuesday 4th to Sunday 11th September 2011, Ben Malone and Will Clarke (two local 18 year olds who have just finished A Levels at John Hampden Grammar, High Wycombe) are cycling from
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  Pack a picnic hamper, chill the wine. Bring your family &amp; friends to dine...
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  Buckinghamshire Mind is a registered charity working with people who are experiencing, or have experienced, mental health difficulties.
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  Buckinghamshire Mind is a registered charity working with people who are experiencing, or have experienced, mental health difficulties.
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           <title>Extreme Weather Homelessness</title>
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  The Wycombe Night Shelter for the homeless will again open for 3 months from January to March but extreme weather is upon us NOW and a key need NOW is for hot food and beverages in the morning and
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  Annie Barnett was born 11 days late and after a long and traumatic labour in which she suffered fetal distress and a dramatic drop in heart rate. Doctors noticed her ears were a funny shape and she
  had mottled skin, which tests later showed was a result of a re-ordered Chromosome 10. Despite this she continued to develop normally until she suffered a stroke at 19 weeks. The stroke caused her
  brain damage, leaving the movement in her left side impaired. Two weeks later Annie contracted pneumococcal meningitis and was rushed into hospital where doctors released fluid from her brain.
  Annie soon developed Bronchiolitis but despite all these major traumas, she made an incredible recovery and is now enjoying school and achieving all sorts of new physical milestones thanks to
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           <title>www.wishesandangels.com</title>
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  www.wishesandangels.com Is a new and exciting way to help those who are suffering a financial burden, it is helping people individual to individual, person to person.
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  Delegates attending The Oasis Partnership’s 2010 annual meeting last week heard that most people are likely to know someone with a drug or alcohol related problem and that Buckinghamshire
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  The Friends of Buckinghamshire's Historic Churches presents an illustrated talk by Roger Evans, with readings by Alfred Bradley. Includes extracts from Shakespeare, Milton, Cowper, Rupert Brooke
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