News
North mums-to-be continue smoking
www.thenorthernecho.co.uk
[The Northern Echo] - Ann Marie Wright, 21, from Darlington, smoked during pregnancy with her first son, Alfie, and believes she is lucky that her son was healthy when he was born. But before her second pregnancy – the baby is due in May – she signed up with her local NHS
Google News: Local athletes learn new sports
[Moose Jaw Times-Herald] - “We are just demonstrating the sport,” said Marie Wright, second on the national team. Wright and her teammates couldn't be happier to have the Relay come through Moose Jaw and have the city and citizens see and appreciate the sport.
Grant has own revenge in mind
chronicle.augusta.com
[The Augusta Chronicle] - Back home in Martinez, Joyce Wright noticed a spark in her son when he came back to finish the game. “I saw a hunger in the way he played and I said, 'My son wants to go to the Super Bowl,'” Wright said. “His thing is, 'I may not play another year and
Guardian: Liverpool councils join campaign to end rough sleeping
[The Guardian] - Marie Wright, of Halton council, said the life expectancy of a rough sleeper was just 42. The reasons why people find themselves sleeping rough can vary from relationship with parents breaking down, to issues with alcohol or drug abuse.
sorted by relevance / date