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SPONSORED WALK - CANCELLED

UNFORTUNATELY THE PLANNED SPONSORED WALK ON 1ST SEPTEMBER HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
ANY MONEY RAISED SO FAR, WILL BE DONATED TO THE EDWARD PAYE MEDICAL FUND AND WILL BE USED TO BENEFIT THE PATIENTS OF THE SURGERY.

The Edward Pay Memorial Fund is a registered charity created in 1988 to provide medical equipment and facilities within the surgery.

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More schoolchildren 'rejecting cigarettes'
The proportion of surveyed pupils who have ever smoked tobacco drops to a record low of 16%.
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