This week campaigners presented a 127 metre woolly scarf to the fuel poverty minister Greg Barker as part of Macmillan’s Infi-Knit campaign to freeze out fuel poverty for people with cancer.
This week campaigners presented a 127 metre woolly scarf to the fuel poverty minister Greg Barker as part of Macmillan’s Infi-Knit campaign to freeze out fuel poverty for people with cancer.
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I'm sure that you are aware of our Welfare Reform Campaign, and hopefully you have taken action and emailed your MP using our handy pre-filled in form or submitted your own story via AudioBoo. If not there’s still time, just click here to take action.
If you want to know more about what the reforms could mean for you or what you can do to help us to out the Fair into Welfare, then this webchat…
After Royal encounters, runways that split in two and blizzards that seemed determined prevent our intrepid doctor from even BEGINNING his trip across the frozen Arctic Ocean to the North Pole, everything fell in to place!
After a catching a lift from an old Soviet helicopter with the rest of the team, Dr. Joe Geraghty (wrapped in his section of Infi-Knit scarf) began his trek across the ice and snow towards the very…
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