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Alex Lloyd

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As seen in: Fabulous, The Daily Mirror, The Sun, The Telegraph, Daily Express, Daily Star (UK), Time Out London, Manchester Evening News, Birmingham Mail, Scottish Daily Record and
Covers:  Real life features, health, parenting, children's book, parenting, women's issues, travel, wine.
Doesn't Cover: Business.
Journalist (@fabulousmag @psychologiesmag). Welshwoman in Yorkshire. Mum. Blog @bookswithbaby. Organiser @partydressday. Ambassador @goodgrieftrust

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Freelance journalist for the Sunday Mirror, Sunday People, Daily Express, Daily Mirror, Psychologies, LoveEXPLORING.com, Which, Junior, MadeForMums.com, Slimming World and more.
In The Mood editor, Psychologies.
Blogging about children's books at BooksWithBaby.com
Organiser of Party Dress Day in aid of The Good Grief Trust.
Former deputy editor of Prima Baby and deputy features editor at the Sunday Mirror and Sunday People.

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Millions of volunteer heroes - How stepping up to help benefits others and oneself

Millions of volunteer heroes - How stepping up to help benefits others and oneself

Informal volunteering in particular soared during the lockdowns, as traditional routes to help through charit…

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8 wonderful Welsh castles you need to visit

8 wonderful Welsh castles you need to visit

They call Wales the 'Land of Song', but the country is also the 'Kingdom of Castles', with more of these magn…

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The best places to visit in Dorset

The best places to visit in Dorset

If you're craving a British break, there are few parts of England that outshine Dorset - quite literally. Thi…

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6 reasons to visit super Swanage

6 reasons to visit super Swanage

Dorset is bursting with big-hitting seaside spots but the former fishing town of Swanage packs plenty of punc…

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6 reasons to visit wonderful Whitby

6 reasons to visit wonderful Whitby

Adored by black-clad Goths as much as grannies and toddlers, Whitby is arguably Britain's most unique coastal…

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The best beaches to visit in Dorset

The best beaches to visit in Dorset

With its mild maritime climate and one-of-a-kind Jurassic coastline, Dorset is made for British beach holiday…

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Inside one of UK's Warm Welcome Spaces keeping people safe from cold cost of living hell

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By Alex Lloyd 
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But, as one of the UK’s Warm Welcome spaces, it has a bigger purpose – bringing people together and making sure they stay safe and warm. Regular Sarah, 54, has made friends with Sandi, 69, and Denise, 63, thanks to the project at Southlands Methodist Church community centre in York. She juggles caring for her 27-year-old disabled daughter at home along with a part-time retail job.
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Adorable girl, 5, hugs stranger whose bone marrow donation saved her life

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By Lucy Laing , Alex Lloyd 
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And the meeting was an incredibly emotional experience for Olivia’s parents, Lori and Michael, who had felt helpless and lost in the face of their little girl’s desperate plight. Lori said: “I’d also love to meet his parents some day and tell them thank you for raising an incredible son.” Londoner Jimmy joined the Anthony Nolan stem cell register in 2013 in a bid to save university pal Rob George, who had leukaemia. But they were not a match and Rob, 21, died without ­getting a transplant.
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As a mom with cystic fibrosis, I couldn't make it up the stairs without a break. A double lung transplant changed my life — and helped me run a marathon. Original

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By Alex Lloyd 
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Chevron icon It indicates an expandable section or menu, or sometimes previous / next navigation options. HOMEPAGE 0 Subscribe Save Article Icon A bookmark Facebook Icon The letter F. Download the app Robyn Davidson, 40, was born with the incurable genetic condition cystic fibrosis. She could barely climb stairs before getting lung transplants in 2015. This year she ran a marathon. This is Davidson's story, as told to Alex Lloyd. Loading Something is loading.
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