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Susan Hanks

Stoke-on-Trent
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Radio @BBCRadioStoke @bbchw @bbcshropshire Event host. Voice Over 🎤 Presenter & Producer of The Cop, The Kidnap & The Killer on @bbcsounds
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'I hope my experience helps others'

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By Susan Hanks
| Yahoo Life
For Jared Hughes from Stafford, being diagnosed with stage five kidney disease in 2022 after a period of being unwell was a shock. He was told his kidney function was at just 3%, and what followed was regular dialysis and working his way up to eventually getting a transplant. What he did not expect, as a result of his kidney disease, was to lose both of his legs in separate amputations by March 2025.
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The Alton honesty shed serving home-baked treats Original

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By Richard Price , Susan Hanks
| BBC News
6 minutes ago Richard Price,in Staffordshireand Susan Hanks,BBC Radio Stoke BBC Jade Power-Vaughan set up Honesty Slice in a small shed in Alton, Staffordshire, last summer A woman who describes herself as a "feeder" has set up an honesty box selling cake as a way of sharing her passion for baking. Jade Power-Vaughan and her friend Lucy set up the pink Honesty Slice shed in Alton, Staffordshire, last summer as a side hustle.
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Gnosall mum's autistic son inspires inside-out clothing business Original

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By Susan Hanks
| BBC News
16 minutes ago Susan HanksBBC Radio Stoke BBC Suzy set up her business after struggling to clothe her son A woman has launched her own clothing brand to help the shopping experience of neurodivergent children, having been inspired to create an "inside out" top after her son's discomfort from garments' labels and stitching. Suzy, from Gnosall in Staffordshire, whose son was born with autism and was diagnosed with delayed language disorder, said he found it difficult to explain how he felt.
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