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Featured News

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  • Women’s cycle club pedals positivity!
  • New building opens up limitless opportunities for charity
  • After-school clubs inspire healthier futures
  • Mama’s Market is building sustainable community
  • 100 trauma kits now in place
  • Bridges of Light festival sparks joy
  • Sensory garden helps students connect
  • Redditch SEND support group is thriving in Family Hub
  • New outdoor gym opens in Norton
  • Community Stories 2025 | Creating a Healthier Worcestershire
  • Community Stories 2025 | Winyates community hub is an anchor

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