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‘Dark Justice’; The Prince’s Countryside Fund; helping the homeless; and the Alzheimer's Society’s People Awards

Should people be taking the law into their own hands - like Dark Justice, so-called 'paedophile hunters'? And the Prince's Countryside Fund and local people who've benefitted.

Should people be taking the law into their own hands - what about Dark Justice, so-called 'paedophile hunters'? The Prince's Countryside Fund's first forum - and local people who've benefitted from their grants; help for Shropshire's homeless - a home for Mark's Pit Stop and a donation of thousands of fillets of Scottish salmon to the Telford Crisis Support Network; and finally, Richard Purcell - a Telford man with dementia has been nominated for the Alzheimer's Society's People Awards.

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Thu 5 Mar 2015 09:00
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  • Thu 5 Mar 2015 09:00
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