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Robert Noble's memoir sheds light on living with autism

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By Georgia Hase Verified
| EIN News
Haslemere author Robert Noble is breaking new ground with his candid memoir, I’m Autistic, Get Me Out of Here!, sharing his journey of faith, friendship, and life on the autistic spectrum. Born in Muswell Hill in 1947, Robert faced early misunderstandings and labels due to undiagnosed autism, ADHD, OCD and dyspraxia.
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Redcot care home in Haslemere to open garden pub for residents

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By Georgia Hase Verified
| Brecon & Radnor Express Verified
The Redcot Arms (The Redcot Arms ) Subscribe to our email and get updates right in your inbox. I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from Brecon & Radnor Express. Read our privacy notice A Haslemere care home has pulled out all the stops to complete the installation of the care home's very own pub - The Redcot Arms - for the residents to enjoy just in time for summer.
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The Pansy Project: fighting against homophobia and transphobia

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By Georgia Hase Verified
| SWLondoner Verified
After experiencing homophobic violence, an English artist started a project to plant pansies at sites of homophobic and transphobic abuse. While also a type of garden flower, ‘Pansy’ is commonly known as offensive slang used to refer to a weak, effeminate, or homosexual man. 46-year-old Paul Harfleet founded the Pansy Project to reclaim the word and fight against the abuse he suffered, using the flower as the founding image.
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