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  • Local GP Practices Face Growing Financial Pressures

    GP practices across the country are facing mounting financial pressures as operational costs continu ...

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    Local GP Practices Face Growing Financial Pressures

  • Golden Years Under the Spanish Sun

    During the past year, British interest in Mediterranean coastal homes has increased. The leading des ...

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    Golden Years Under the Spanish Sun

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  • Hobbies That Keep the Mind Active After Retirement

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    Hobbies That Keep the Mind Active After Retirement

  • Why an All-Inclusive Holiday is Perfect for Mature Travel

    As we accumulate life experience, our travel priorities often shift from seeking high-octane adventu ...

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    Why an All-Inclusive Holiday is Perfect for Mature Travel
  • Local GP Practices Face Growing Financial Pressures
  • Golden Years Under the Spanish Sun
  • Five Tips for Skiing Later in Life
  • Hobbies That Keep the Mind Active After Retirement
  • Why an All-Inclusive Holiday is Perfect for Mature Travel

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Robert Tanitch reviews Matthew Bourne’s The Midnight Bell at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London.

Robert Tanitch reviews Matthew Bourne’s The Midnight Bell at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London.

The Midnight Bell, devised and choreographed by Matthew Bourne to music by Terry Davies and mimed to pre-recorded period songs, is billed as “intoxicated tales from darke ...
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CALAMITY JANE – SHEFFIELD LYCEUM – JUNE 19th 2025

CALAMITY JANE – SHEFFIELD LYCEUM – JUNE 19th 2025

It was an incredible 72 years ago that Doris Day’s Calamity Jane first went whip-crack-away and the Deadwood stage started a-comin’ on over the plain. Set in ...
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Navigating the Emotional Rollercoaster of Alcohol Recovery

Navigating the Emotional Rollercoaster of Alcohol Recovery

Recovery from alcohol dependency isn’t a straight line. For many, it’s a journey marked by twists, setbacks, and triumphs. One day you might feel strong and clear-headed, ...
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