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‘The More that Can Be Done to Help the Children to Be Seen in the Darker Months, the Better’

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Hundreds of children across the Newark area have been given a special tag to help keep them safe this winter following the Advertiser’s new campaign.

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‘The more that can be done to help the children to be seen in the darker months, the better’

Hundreds of children across the Newark area have been given a special tag to help keep them safe this winter following the Advertiser’s new campaign.

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Newark Advertiser broke the news in on Friday, November 7, 2025.
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