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Miranda is an NCTJ-trained senior reporter and covers a variety of stories across Worcestershire and the wider region.

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Daniel’s Den first opened its door on Monday November 11th, 1996, at Tokyngton Community Centre, Wembley Daniel’s Den first opened its door on Monday November 11th, 1996, at Tokyngton Community Centre, Wembley

Parents and toddlers charity Daniel’s Den celebrates 30 years

From left to right - Rob Hutt, Rich Preston and local campaigner Giles Deards From left to right - Rob Hutt, Rich Preston and local campaigner Giles Deards

Jogger's cardiac arrest sparks campaign to install 10 new defibrillators

Corporal Richard Irvine Heard was honoured at a memorial ceremony at Surbiton Cemetery Corporal Richard Irvine Heard was honoured at a memorial ceremony at Surbiton Cemetery

Forgotten raid hero honoured with memorial more than 80 years after death

Grace Lawson, (15) ‘Girl with Horse’ Grace Lawson, (15) ‘Girl with Horse’

Young artists and writers celebrated at Black History Month event

Former Ripple Railway Station Former Ripple Railway Station

Former railway station could become wedding venue

The Handmade Malvern Christmas Art and Craft Fair is free to enter The Handmade Malvern Christmas Art and Craft Fair is free to enter

Handmade Malvern Christmas craft fair returns this weekend

Warwick Castle’s Festive Light Trail returns with a new fairy theme Warwick Castle’s Festive Light Trail returns with a new fairy theme

Castle unveils magical new theme for Christmas light trail

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