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Jonathan Low

New Milton
As seen in: Medium, Color Research & Application, Forbes, MSN UK, Nature, The Daily Mirror, Wiley Online Library, Yahoo News, Hubspot Blog, BMJ Open and
Formerly in communications for the @NHS at Hillingdon Hospital and ex Reading FC and news journo for @berkshire_live
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Fresh hope for New Forest and its species thanks to £1.3m nature recovery project

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By Jonathan Low
| GOV.UK
Dragonflies, birds, eels, reptiles and bats are among thousands of species benefiting from a major New Forest nature recovery project. A huge variety of wildlife, plant and other species have had their habitats restored and expanded to edges of the New Forest National Park and beyond to bolster their long-term survival prospects.
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Meharry can lead Tennessee’s rural health response | Opinion Original

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By Jonathan Low
| The Tennessean Verified
Meharry’s outreach is already reaching rural Tennessee. The next step is building on that progress. Jonathan Low Guest Columnist May 30, 2026, 5:06 a.m. CT Meharry Medical College has been doing the work. Dr. Julie Gray, associate dean of community affairs, leads expanded dental services in Shelbyville, 90 minutes from Nashville, where students provide fillings, cleanings, extractions, dentures and partials to underserved communities. Opinion: Tennessee has a rural health care crisis. This is why
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The boys are back! Rare breed New Forest stallions released for breeding season

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By Jonathan Low
| GOV.UK
New Forest stallions are being let out onto the New Forest today (Monday, May 11), marking the start of the traditional breeding season. Specially selected stallions are released into specific areas of the Forest for six weeks to maintain the quality and bloodlines of the rare breed New Forest pony. The stallions are owned by local people called Commoners and are licensed to be out on the Forest by the Verderers of the New Forest who oversee the commoning system.
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