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Sarah-Jane Bungay

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  • Senior Broadcast Journalist, BBC
Bristol
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Frome bred, Bristol journo. Mum to Stanley. Need a Celebrant? Get in touch. Loves nature, holidays, red wine & telling stories. Loathes littering.
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Granddaughter's trek to honour 'forgotten WW2 army'

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By Sarah-Jane Bungay Verified
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Somerset woman's India trek to honour WW2 grandfather Original

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By Sarah-Jane Bungay Verified
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A woman is heading to India to re-create a 39-hour walk undertaken by her grandfather during World War Two. Charlotte Carty, from Milborne Port in Somerset, will walk 77 miles (124km) across hills and jungle from the village of Jessami to Kohima. She said her grandfather, Lt Col William Felix 'Bruno' Brown, was "part of the forgotten army". "It's about passing on the torch of remembrance for the next generation," she added.
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'Band of Brothers' helps Bristol's traumatised young men Original

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By Sammy Jenkins, Sarah-Jane Bungay Verified
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Image caption, Jordan Hardy said without the charity he would have ended up dead, in prison or on the streets By Sammy Jenkins & Sarah-Jane Bungay A young man says his life has been saved thanks to a charity which has helped him deal with his troubled past. Pairing young men with older male mentors, A Band of Brothers (ABOB) works with those who are at risk or who have been involved in the criminal justice system.
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