Nick Meir
You can hear Nick at various times right across the way. He says: "Caring is so much more than delivering practical essentials. Just ‘being there’ provides a tonic of companionship which we all crave as human beings. And that is why Care Radio is so important. Knowing you can switch on and listen to a friendly voice at any time, day or night, really does make a difference to those involved in receiving or giving care"
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2nd February
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Chris Packham says David Attenborough has been enormous mentor over the yearsTV nature presenter and activist Chris Packham has described veteran broadcaster Sir David Attenborough as “an enormous mentor over the years” while speaking at an event in honour of his 100th birthday.
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Starmer defies calls to quit after electoral bloodbath for LabourSir Keir Starmer is battling mounting calls to quit after Labour’s electoral humiliation.
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Plaid Cymru eyes up prospects for Welsh Government as Labour licks its woundsPlaid Cymru is set to gather its 43-strong team of Welsh parliamentarians together, as the party sizes up the prospects of forming the next Government of Wales while Labour licks its wounds from a historic defeat.