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Amy Blunt

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  • Broadcast Journalist and Radio Producer, BBC
Norwich
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Beach clean girl, 10, among Make a Difference winners

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By Amy Blunt Verified
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Amaya, 10, with her parents Gavin and Colette Edwards, and faithful dog, Boo [BBC] A young beach clean champion, an inclusive dance instructor - and a self-styled town "Banksy" - are among the winners at the BBC Radio Norfolk Make A Difference Awards 2025. The awards were held in the restored keep at Norwich Castle Museum on Thursday, the first event to be held there and it was lit up in purple for the celebrations.
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Norwich Castle turning purple to celebrate community heroes

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By Amy Blunt Verified
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Amy Blunt - Norfolk Thu, September 25, 2025 at 4:31 AM UTC 2 min read The BBC Radio Norfolk Make A Difference Awards is the first event to take place in the newly restored keep at Norwich Castle. The event celebrates groups and individuals who make life better for others in their communities. Winners will be announced in eight categories, including Great Neighbour, Fundraiser and Community Group.
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Dementia support hub opens for carers and families

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By Amy Blunt Verified
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A care home has opened a community support centre for families of those with a dementia diagnosis. Redlands House Care Home at Hellesdon, near Norwich, already offers residential support for people with dementia, but manager Laura Ward said she wanted to provide a "safe space" to the local community, too.
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