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Life, love and Lily: a Luton family’s story of devastating childhood illness is nominated for Charity Film Award
A short film featuring a local family has been entered into the 2019 Charity Film Awards, highlighting the devasting impact of rare, life-shortening diseases.
Construction firms help raise £115,000 for children’s charity
Action Medical Research is delighted to announce that the second annual ‘Ziggurat’ bike ride has raised more than £115,000!
Essex charity committee celebrate 20th anniversary of family favourite fundraiser
Children’s charity Action Medical Research will be taking over Layer Marney once again on Tuesday 2 October.
ave Waterman completes fundraising hat trick following major back surgery
Colchester resident Dave Waterman has completed a major milestone in his recovery from a serious back injury.
Horsham colleagues help raise over £900 for children’s charity
For the second time in two weeks colleagues from the Arun Estates Customer & Property Care Department in Horsham have gone the extra mile for Action Medical Research.
Swindon cyclist completes 680 mile charity bike ride
The 29-year-old Sales Manager has completed the Action Medical Research London-Geneva charity bike ride.
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