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Ed Hanson

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Producer based in Cumbria working for BBC We Are England
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Emergency department given enforcement notice

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By Ed Hanson
| BBC News
Image caption, A watchdog found serious issues with Cumberland Infirmary's emergency department ByEd Hanson North East and Cumbria Published 30 minutes ago A hospital's emergency department has been told to make immediate improvements after serious concerns were raised by a watchdog.
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Gardens and cafe open to support community Original

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By Ed Hanson, Evie Lake 
| BBC News
7 minutes ago Ed Hanson,in Workingtonand Evie Lake,North East and Cumbria Ed Hanson/BBC Service user Ethan said he liked working with his friends in the new greenhouses A new community space has opened to support those with learning difficulties. Hall Garden, in Workington, Cumbria, has opened in the grounds of Workington Hall and features growing spaces, a cafe and children's play park.
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Gardens and cafe open to support community

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By Ed Hanson, Evie Lake 
| MSN Philippines
Ed Hanson - in Workington; Evie Lake - North East and Cumbria A new community space has opened to support those with learning difficulties. Hall Garden, in Workington, Cumbria, has opened in the grounds of Workington Hall and features growing spaces, a cafe and children's play park. Run by charity West House, CEO James Cox said it would help the people the charity supported "develop and learn new skills".
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