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Jean Thomspon: activist and humanitarian

Bangor lady reveals she's leaving a gift to Christian Aid in her Will

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North West

Bishop of Blackburn’s Harvest Appeal launches

The Bishop’s Harvest Appeal will support coffee farmers in Burundi.

Yorkshire

Diamond Year quiz winner announced

Found out the lucky winner of our Fairtrade goody bags.

North West

Super Swimmers at Annual Crewe Swim

More swimmers and a record total for annual sponsored swim at brand new venue.

News

International Women's Day 2019

Celebrated each year on March 8th, International Women’s Day has become a key event in the calendar. A day to celebrate all things female and honour the women in our lives who lift us up and inspire us day in and day out.

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Committed givers

Read why the Hamilton family signed up for a monthly donation to Christian Aid.

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Meeting the big bosses at HSBC

Sarah Rowe reports on taking the Big Shift campaign to HSBC's Annual General Meeting.

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Overcoming mistrust of aid workers to prevent spread of Ebola in DRC

Despite the availability of a life-saving vaccine, efforts to stop the spread of the deadly Ebola virus in northeast Democratic Republic of Congo has been severely hampered by fighting between armed groups and mistrust of aid workers.

Big Shift

RBS: owner of Ulster Bank hint at a Big Shift towards cleaner future

RBS were the last of the big four banks to hold their AGM - but not in terms of progress made.