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Residents urged to back brain charity in Tesco scheme

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Charity Headway is vying for a share of Tesco's £5 million Stronger Starts fund. The funding will go toward running sessions teaching people with brain injuries how to cook healthily and safely. Headway Birmingham & Solihull is one of the shortlisted groups in the Rednal and Rubery area.

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Residents urged to back brain charity in Tesco scheme

A brain injury charity has appealed for support from residents as it vies for a share of a £5 million Tesco fund.

1 month ago·Bromsgrove, United Kingdom
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