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I'm a reporter for BBC Wales Live - covering politics and current affairs in Wales on TV, radio and online

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LOOKING FOR ME FRIEND – CRUCIBLE PLAYHOUSE – Sept 11th 2024 - Mature Times

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By Paul Martin Verified
| Mature Times Verified
Bubbling and sparkling all the way with quirky, unique brilliance and charismatic charm, Victoria Wood was a shining gem of a national treasure. She may have died in 2016, but courtesy of media streams and re-runs, she and her treasures live on as fresh, vibrant, relevant and funny as ever, nowadays thrilling generations of younger funny bones as well as tingling through a fair few replacement joints.
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Canadian Pastors’ Forum: Pastoral Development

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By Paul Carter, Paul Martin Verified, Steve Bray, George Sinclair
| The Gospel Coalition Verified
More Videos Social Media and Christianity Here is our roundtable discussion on Christians and Social Media. The roundtable focuses on parenting children in a social media age. We also discuss how to use social media as Christians. We hope it is a blessing and help to you. Pastoring in a Pandemic Part 4 Pastors Paul Carter, Paul Martin, Rob Godard, Steve Bray, and Clint Humfrey talk about pastoring in a pandemic. Topics covered include: 1. The James Coates’ situation.
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Local community events to celebrate voluntary services across Norfolk and Waveney

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By Paul Martin Verified
| improvinglivesnw.org.uk
Local residents across Norfolk and Waveney are invited to special volunteering “Wellfest” events to celebrate the difference voluntary activity makes across health and social care this October. Local volunteering teams from both the voluntary sector and health and social care organisations will be on hand to give members of the public the opportunity to celebrate the work of their volunteers, while also hearing what it’s really like to get involved and the benefits they gain from volunteering.
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