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Digital Sub-Editor @Telegraph | Ex-Reporter @TheOxfordMail | @CFJKent alumni | NCTJ Awards 2018 nominee |
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Campaign to stop ‘nasty’ greyhound racing backed by Harry Potter actress

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By Indya Clayton Verified
| teamdogs.co.uk
Miriam Margolyes is protesting against a race track being built in Oxford Chloe Bowen Posted 26mins ago Left: Miriam Margolyes condemns the sport (Images: Getty) By Indya Clayton Harry Potter actress Miriam Margolyes has condemned greyhound racing as a ‘nasty’ form of animal abuse and given her support to an animal rights campaign to stop plans for a racing track in her home city. Dog-lover Miriam, 80, has joined PETA’s protest urging Oxford Stadium not to re-open for greyhound racing.
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African school founder delivers books to homes during lockdown

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By Indya Clayton Verified
| The Voice (UK) Verified
HAPPY DAYS: Natty Mark Samuels founder of Oxford African School has moved the African library to his home and is delivering books to people’s doorsteps instead Photo credits: Ed Nix AN OXFORD resident has been cycling to people’s homes dropping off books about Africa, reports www.oxfordmail.co.uk. Natty Mark Samuels, founder of Oxford’s African School based at Blackbird Leys Community Centre, wants to bring black and Afro-Caribbean history to a wider audience in Oxford.
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Medway Street Angels receive charity status

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By Indya Clayton Verified
| centreforjournalismprojects.co.uk
After operating for 18 months as a non-profit organisation, The Medway Street Angels have now received charity status. The charity, which helps the homeless in Medway to reintegrate into society, will now be regulated by the Charity Commission and be able to apply for grants that will help achieve their goal of building a night shelter. The status also means all expenses will be accessible online so the public know where their donations are being spent.
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