Kingsley: ‘I’m ready to face this cruel disease’
Diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer, the Herald’s Kingsley Squire tells his story to raise awareness of a ‘silent killer’
‘I’m feeling positive, ready to face whatever this cruel disease throws at me’
Back in May I was swimming four, and sometimes five, early mornings a week in the Sidmouth pool.
Keith’s gold service gong
One of the longest serving members of the Sidmouth branch of the RNLI, has been awarded its Gold Badge in recognition of his outstanding service.
An open invitation for all Sid Valley carers
A carers’ group in Sidmouth is supporting a national campaign to reach those who do not seek help.
CAMPAIGN: Help raise £100,000 for an Admiral Nurse
A £100,000 appeal to fund an Admiral Nurse specialising in the care of people living with dementia is being launched in Sidmouth today (Monday).
‘Now Val has gone, part of old Sidmouth has gone, too’
Friends and neighbours joined family in Sidmouth this week in tribute to Valerie French, the much loved matriarchal head of a family of 27 grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren.
RNLI’s ‘unsung heroes’ honoured for service
Volunteer fundraisers for the RNLI were hailed as the unsung heroes of the lifesaving charity at a presentation in Sidmouth to honour the remarkable long service of three members of the town branch.
