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BBC Radio Northampton reporter; Star Wars geek; Marvel nerd; professional tea drinker.
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Swimming teacher who beat fear of water honoured

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By Alex Pope, Suki Somal Verified
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Alex Pope - and Suki Somal - BBC News, Northamptonshire Thu, September 11, 2025 at 5:52 AM UTC 3 min read A woman who overcame her fear to dive in and teach others to swim is one of the winners in the BBC Radio Northampton Make a Difference Awards 2025. Trish Caswell, a part-time worker and volunteer at the United African Association charity, based in Northampton, trained as an instructor so courses for women from the African community could continue.
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'There's a taboo around showing weakness'

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By Helen Blaby Verified, Suki Somal Verified
| MSN Verified
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'There's a taboo around showing weakness'

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By Helen Blaby Verified, Suki Somal Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
Patsy Wright said her cat was "wonderful for wellbeing", adding "they give you a reason to get up in the morning" [Patsy Wright] A woman who has struggled with her mental health said the perceived image of the "strong black woman" was a "barrier" to her receiving treatment sooner. Patsy Wright, 56, from Northampton, has lived with severe depression and anxiety for most of her life, but was not diagnosed until a hospital stay in her mid-20s.
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