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Inverness Little Trooper Arran, 10, awarded medal for coping with pressure of forces family life

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Arran Dawson has been named ‘Little Trooper of the Month’ for being resilient and coping with some of the unique challenges that military life can bring. The charity Little Troopers gave him the award after he moved to Inverness in May and started a new school, just weeks after his grandmother unexpectedly died.

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Inverness Little Trooper Arran, 10, awarded medal for coping with pressure of forces family life

A 10-year-old boy from Inverness has received a medal from a military children’s charity for coping with the pressures of being in a forces family. Arran

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