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Wayne Bavin

Ipswich
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Event Host & Senior Presenter on BBC Local radio. Wayne Bavin @ Breakfast Mon -Fri BBC Suffolk
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Adoption has been life changing, says single dad

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By Alice Cunningham, Wayne Bavin
| Yahoo Canada Verified
A man said adopting a child had been a "life-changing" experience as charities warned of a growing shortage of adoptive families. Shamser, a single father from Ipswich, welcomed Kusum, nine, about two and a half years ago, which he said had been a joy. Statistics from Adoption England and the charity Coram show children in Suffolk spend 748 days on average waiting to be adopted, compared to the national average of 646.
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Adoption has been life changing, says single dad

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By Alice Cunningham, Wayne Bavin
| Aol Verified
A man said adopting a child had been a "life-changing" experience as charities warned of a growing shortage of adoptive families. Shamser, a single father from Ipswich, welcomed Kusum, nine, about two and a half years ago, which he said had been a joy. Statistics from Adoption England and the charity Coram show children in Suffolk spend 748 days on average waiting to be adopted, compared to the national average of 646.
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County could star in new series of Slow Horses

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By George King, Wayne Bavin
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Suffolk could take centre stage in the new series of an award-winning spy drama after it was revealed that some scenes were shot in the county. Slow Horses, which stars Gary Oldman and Jack Lowden, has returned on Apple TV for its sixth series, having proved incredibly popular with audiences since first airing in 2022. Screen Suffolk, which facilitates the filming of productions in the county, said locations included the Orwell Bridge, Rendlesham and a Babergh village.
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