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Jeans day supports Cameron
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[St Helens Star] - Cameron Bray, nephew of Caroline Wright, service advisor at Polar Ford, suffers from Multicentris Osteolsis. The disorder eats away at the bones in his hands and feet, leaving the Widnes youngster unable to walk and needing a wheelchair. The money
Vital research in America could transform schoolboy's life
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[Runcorn and Widnes World] - Cameron Bray, aged seven, is the only child in the UK with the rare genetic condition Multicentric Osteolysis, also known as 'disappearing bone disease'. The disorder has eaten away at the bones in his hands, feet and and the back of his eyes, and has
Holmfirth and the Tesco effect
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[Yorkshire Post] - Plans to build a Tesco store on the same site were withdrawn in after a campaign in which residents claimed it would affect the town's character and cause traffic congestion. A decision is not expected before March. Andrew Bray at his Huddersfield
Video: ‘Ghost town’ Holmfirth shops pull up the shutters in Tesco protest
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[Yorkshire Post] - Fellow trader Andrew Bray, a greengrocer, has seen many small shops close in the 37 years he has been in the town. He said: “This protest is not just about Tesco, it is about out-of-town shopping. The people have got together to make a point about what
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