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Sophie Pierce

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  • Reporter, BBC
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Author based on #Dartmoor . My books: Rock Idols: a guide to Dartmoor in 28 tors; The Green Hill: letters to a son; several wild swim/walk guides
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Ancient Holy Well Forms Centrepiece for new Dartmoor Community Pageant

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By Sophie Pierce Verified
| TheExeterDaily
The spirit of a medieval saint will be evoked in a new community ritual for Dartmoor, which aims to reconnect people with water and the land. St Gudula’s Well in Ashburton, an ancient holy well, will be the focus of the ceremony, which will honour water as the source of all life, and also celebrate the start of summer.
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Cost of breast cancer to UK economy to rise up to £4.2 billion in 2050 unless action taken

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By Sophie Pierce Verified
| Breast Cancer Now
10 min read The annual cost of breast cancer to the UK economy could rise by up to 31% to £4.2 billion in 2050, a new report, published by cross-party think tank Demos and leading research and support charity Breast Cancer Now has revealed.[1] ‘The Cost of Breast Cancer: 2025 Update’ - coming two years after Demos and Breast Cancer Now first revealed the shocking cost of breast cancer - exposes a worsening situation, with the scale of the challenge in tackling this devastating disease and...
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We respond to the National Audit of Metastatic Breast Cancer (NAoMe) State of the Nation Report 2025

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By Sophie Pierce Verified
| Breast Cancer Now
1 min read Claire Rowney, chief executive at Breast Cancer Now, said: “Today’s report highlights the unacceptable reality that people with secondary breast cancer remain invisible in England and Wales – still not being consistently counted. Urgent action is needed. “Accurate data on people living with this incurable disease is essential to enabling the NHS to plan how to provide the vital services, treatment, and care they need and deserve.
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